Sentence examples for failure to segregate from inspiring English sources
Failure to segregate emotional processing from cognitive and sensorimotor processing in major depression.
"Corzine is charged with one count of failure to segregate and misuse of customer funds and one count of failure to supervise diligently", a news report said.
The change can be interpreted as a consequence of "hemispheric indecision", a failure to segregate phonological engrams in one hemisphere.
In Drosophila, cleavage stage mitoses that occur in the presence of DNA damaging agents show chromosome bridges and the complete failure to segregate chromosomes.
It does not seem to be the case that feature blur represents a failure to segregate the field into objects (and so the features remain unattached), since in the periphery it is still possible to perceptually separate the objects from the background.
Moreover, the failure to segregate PrE and epiblast cells suggests the maturation of PrE cells could be linked to their organisation as a monolayer at the ICM surface.
Loss of Twist1 in the mesoderm also resulted in a failure to fully segregate the mesoderm and the neural crest cells, and the malformation of some cranial neural crest-derived tissues.
Understanding the molecular mechanisms responsible for regulating the process of chromosomal alignment is important because failure to accurately segregate chromosomes results in chromosome non-disjunction and aneuploidy [1].
Nondisjunction (NDJ), the failure to properly segregate the genome during meiosis, produces haploid cells that have unbalanced genetic composition.
Defective condensin leads to reduced chromosome compaction and a failure of chromosomes to segregate during anaphase (Freeman et al. 2000; Bhalla et al. 2002; Lavoie et al. 2004).
Failure of sister chromatids to segregate correctly can lead to aneuploidy causing cellular dysfunction and cell death, as well as disorders such as Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (characterized by multiple congenital anomalies) and trisomy 21 or Down's Syndrome [1] [6].
