Sentence examples for effective segregation of from inspiring English sources
Jordi Bertomeu, the Euroleague's CEO, has admitted that the Greek police have been called in to ensure an effective segregation of fans from both teams – and those from CSKA Moscow and FC Barcelona, who meet in the other semi.
Fifty million children are enrolled in public schools in the U.S., yet in none of the debates was there any discussion of the areas of concern that have occupied educators and parents in recent years: the Common Core, teacher evaluation, standardized testing, or the effective segregation of schools in many parts of the country, including in New York City.
For completeness of investigation effective segregation of soil grains was achieved through constant agitation.
Effective segregation of road traffic is central to most campaigners' demands for greater safety, and SkyCycle is one of the most extreme methods of separating bicycles from cars on the agenda.
The kinetic-segregation model predicts that elongation of a receptor/ligand complex would abrogate signaling because the increased intermembrane distance leads to less effective segregation of the engaged receptor from tyrosine phosphatases with large ectodomains.
The current study validates the effective segregation of aromatic and non-aromatic landraces, based on grain characters chosen from multivariate analyses.
Our data suggest that co-packaging of these transcripts ensures their effective segregation to germ cells.
The reality of effective segregation is, of course, deplorable.
The density functional theory calculations along with the McLean segregation isotherm are applied to obtain the effective segregation energies of the solute atoms to a representative special Σ5 GB in Cu.
A writer's own publisher can be part of a process of effective segregation and vague if unintentional put-down.
Little is known about the mitochondrial inheritance process in AMF, but the observed mitochondrial genomes homogeneity was hypothesized to be the result of effective segregation and repair mechanisms (Lee and Young 2009).
