Sentence examples for certain segregation from inspiring English sources
For autotetraploid and highly heterozygous cultivated alfalfa, only biallelic SNP markers with certain segregation patterns such as simplex (ABBB×BBBB), duplex (AABB×BBBB), or double-simplex (ABBB×ABBB) can be used effectively for map construction due to tetrasomic inheritance.
In Hollywood today, while certain segregations and institutional biases still exist (to which the gender of screenwriters, directors and producers can in many ways be linked), the woman star takes the lead now more than ever before.
Some HBCU advocates argue these colleges could be renewed by the imminent demise of affirmative action in certain states -- "segregation 2.0," to quote HuffPost blogger Jarrett L. Carter.
In certain instances, phase segregation was found to favor plane stress fracture resistance.
To a certain extent, regional segregation is replacing the rural urban divide to become the main facet of labor market segmentation in China (Zhang 2007).
At the time, these schools conducted studies to monitor the treatment of African American players and how the schools reacted to certain situations involving segregation and prejudice.
Are certain dimensions of segregation more important than others?
Typical PB-Is containing endogenous prolamins but no transgenic HMW glutenin were also observed (green-stained protein bodies in Fig. 2A and B), indicating that a certain level of segregation in ER sub-domains exists between the transgenic sub-unit and the endogenous prolamins.
Taken together, these experiments show that trisomies 7 and 13 cause chromosome mis-segregation, that mis-segregation affects certain chromosomes more than others, and that such increases in mis-segregation rates are associated with karyotypic heterogeneity within the cell population.
"There's always going to be a certain amount of voluntary segregation.
She professed to see more hope in the rigid gender segregation of certain Middle Eastern cultures than in anything in Western society.
