Sentence examples for counteract segregation from inspiring English sources
Several studies mentioned above have used low-level grouping cues, such as harmonicity and temporal alignment of speech items to counteract segregation introduced by spatial cues.
The growth conditions of quantum well layers were modified in order to counteract the phase segregation within GaInNAs QWs.
These similarities should be seized by the health care system in order to counteract the horizontal gender segregation in the physician workforce of today.
The gender similarities in the medical students' specialty preferences should be seized by the health care system in order to counteract the horizontal gender segregation in the physician workforce of today.
We tested whether EE, which promotes a normal RGC dendritic segregation in DR animals, counteracting DR effects on RGC circuitry development, counteracted also DR effects on BDNF expression.
Pairing of parental chromosomes is imperative to sexual reproduction as it translates into homologue segregation and genome haploidization to counteract the genome doubling at fertilization.
Two-stage length changes of UFG Al were observed which are explained by counteracting effects of expansion due to grain boundary segregation of Ga and contraction due to precipitation and recrystallization.
EE precociously increases Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) in the retina, in parallel with the precocious segregation of RGC dendrites; in addition, EE counteracts retinal BDNF reduction in DR retinas and promotes a normal segregation of RGC dendrites.
How does gametogenesis counteract cellular damage in higher eukaryotes? A. Timing of microtubule-kinetochore interactions defines meiosis I chromosome segregation.
Schelling's finding -- that even slight preferences can promote segregation -- may help explain why residential segregation persists in American cities despite years of policies and programs to counteract it.
These differences may result from different primary hybridizations, ecological adaptations and/or reflect variable outcomes of a genomic conflict between segregation distorters (or meiotic driver genes) in the excluding genome and modifier genes in the host genome that counteract meiotic driver genes [ 71, 72].
