Sentence examples for general segregation from inspiring English sources
The PRT report said those in the more general segregation units also experienced a combination of social isolation, inactivity and increased control that was proven to harm mental health and wellbeing.
Second, because this was only the latest episode in a long history of sectarian strife, as is manifest in the province's general segregation; Upperlands is Protestant, while the adjacent hamlet of Maghera, where Mr Kearney lived, is Catholic.
We investigate the empirical validity of two hypotheses, duplex decomposition (DD) and general segregation (GS), regarding decomposition of a binary gamble of a gain and a loss into two unitary gambles in which one consequence of each gamble is no change from the status quo.
The newly launched waterfront developments along the historic centres have thus triggered a quite complex situation between establishing new spatial realities during a short period of time by a small number of mega projects and the spatial results of decades of urban development driven by the general segregation between the residential areas for migrants and locals.
In general, segregation distortion is considered to occur due to the presence of a reproductive barrier gene, suggesting that reproductive barrier genes might be located in these three chromosomal regions.
But I think the most important notion is a general physical segregation by income.
The mixture of the metastable phase with nanocomposite coating phases in some samples indicates that, in general, the segregation of TiN and SiNx phases is not complete.
In general, the segregation profile gradually became smooth during descent of the particle mixture inside the hopper due to particle penetration in the gravitational direction.
Again, in order to compare the data, the open-source JCID categories were collapsed to match the DCRPs categories of: general housing, segregation unit, medical unit, mental health unit, in transit, or elsewhere/outside.
One explanation is that the limited number of cells and chromosomes analyzed in the cytokinesis-block assay might only reveal differences in mis-segregation rates when such differences are large, but other methods, such as anaphase lagging chromosomes may be a better indicator of general mis-segregation rates.
Our discussion refers to the general principle of segregation, although it will be an important research endeavor to examine which specific dimensions of segregation are related to environmental health disparities.
