Sentence examples similar to during segregated from inspiring English sources

We have applied a model to predict the amount and radius of the dispersed phase that segregated during a thermosetting polymerization.

Particularly, it is unclear why/how protein aggregates arise during aging, how are they segregated during cell division and, importantly, what is their consequence to the protein quality control of the aging cell, as well as to the aging process itself.

We have also detected some evidence of post-meiotic segregation (PMS), which was an indication of unrepaired heteroduplexes that subsequently segregated during mitotic growth of the haploid meiotic products (Additional file 1 - Figure S10).

Thus, they can be easily targeted using an FRT clone generation system, such as MARCM (Lee and Luo 2001) (for somatic cells) or a negatively-marked clone system (Xu and Rubin 1993) in which one chromosome must be asymmetrically segregated during mitosis, and a heat-shock Flp to induce recombination specifically during adulthood.

In April, inspectors complained that male and female staff were segregated during training.

Blacks were segregated during British colonial rule, but it was the Afrikaner government that turned racial separation into national policy.

The city was segregated during Ali's youth, and he grew up in what was, at the time, a black middle-class neighborhood.

I understand, suddenly, why the nuts were supposed to be segregated during the cooking process — they had fried at different paces, and some were nearly burned, although that lent them a pleasing smokiness.

In one case, staff at Rabia girls and boys school in Luton were segregated during whole-school training, with men in one room while the session was broadcast to women in a separate part of the school.

Ofsted also said it had uncovered evidence at Sir John Cass, a Church of England secondary school in Tower Hamlets, of girls and boys being segregated during breaks and lunchtime and of the school leadership ignoring warnings by the police that sixth-formers were using social media sites bearing the school's name to post links "to individuals associated with extremist views and actions".

But Harish Salve, a former solicitor general of India, said the court had apparently based its decision on historical accounts suggesting that for centuries Hindus and Muslims had worshiped together at the site before they were segregated during British rule in the 1850s.