Sentence examples for but segregated from inspiring English sources
Court documents in the 1986 attack identify Wahlberg among a group of white boys who harassed the school group as they were leaving Savin Hill Beach in Dorchester, a mixed but segregated Boston neighborhood that had seen racial tensions during the years the city was under court-ordered school integration.
The cognitive and decision science literature on modeling and aiding intuitions in organizations is rich, but segregated.
Further, an intermediary nitrogen doped but segregated a- TiO2)x(a- TiO2)y:N phase was also observed.
They entice schools, parents and service providers to send them workers with disabilities with the promise that, although they won't be paid much, they will learn a skill in a supposedly safe (but segregated) environment that will eventually lead them to a real job.
From progeny of this line, we selected plants that carried either only Da(1 -12 or only Ei-2 alleles at marker MSAT1.1, but segregated at C1P12.
The remaining 259 markers were monomorphic in the parents but segregated in the progeny population (Table 2).
But segregating vast quantities of a commodity produced at thousands of farms would be daunting even in the United States.
His theory accounts for biological inheritance through particulate factors (now known as genes) inherited one from each parent, which do not mix or blend but segregate in the formation of the sex cells, or gametes.
HIF allows the rapid generation of a plant family homozygous for the majority of the genome but segregating at the candidate QTL.
Each of these F3 families is fixed (homozygous) for one of the mutant loci, but segregating the other.
Parent plants used in crossing to generate cycle 1 and cycle 2 were not pure lines but segregating S0-derived S1 selections, which generated segregating S0 progeny.
