Sentence examples for high segregation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, mixes 2, 4, 9, 11 and 14 are considered segregated mixes due to high segregation index beyond the prescribe limits.

A value of 60 or above is considered very high segregation.

About 28 percent of Americans live in counties with low segregation, 40 percent in counties with moderate segregation and 32 percent in counties with high segregation.

Previous research from the Bristol team has shown that areas of particularly high segregation for south Asian pupils coincided almost exactly with the locations of the worst disorder in the 2001 riots.

"India is a society in a phase of transition that is based on a high segregation of men and women," said Ranjana Kumari, the director of the Center for Social Research in New Delhi.

This is to achieve the high flowability, high segregation resistance and high passing ability needed.

The above routine is highly selective for single-locus markers, and this is validated in the KxO data set, where very few of the loci segregated at frequencies that would support a 3 1 (or higher) segregation ratio.

The model and experiment confirmed the highest segregation behavior for Ti and Nb.

The segregation levels are similar, with a trend towards higher segregation levels observed in the calculations for certain misorientation angles.

The segregation of carbon, boron, phosphorous and sulfur at grain boundaries is detected and correlated with poorer impact fracture toughness at higher segregation levels.

For the both strength levels studied, the mix with continuous granular skeleton exhibited slightly higher segregation resistance and mechanical properties than did mixes with discontinuous granular skeleton.