Sentence examples for important segregation from inspiring English sources

Black and white photographs help create that sense of distance, which is why Parks's use of colour is so important: segregation no longer feels as if it's from some distant, unrecognisable past.

In Gaines v. Canada, the most important segregation case since Plessy v. Ferguson, Gaines was denied admission to the Law School at the University of Missouri because he was black.

The present results also showed an important segregation in the performance variability between single and multiple interval timing, particularly in the MDS analysis.

These experiments demonstrate that Mph1 kinase has important chromosome segregation function(s), even when there are no extrinsic perturbations of spindle microtubules.

They demonstrate that double-strand DNA breaks (DSB) are important for segregation of the hemizygous X and present evidence that DSBs could mediate sister chromatid synapsis (pseudosynapsis), instead of the typical synapses formed between homologs.

Another explanation is that the lack of chiasma somehow reduces Aurora B loading onto the chromosome axis and prior work has shown that Aurora B is important for segregation.

For example, loci that are not in linkage disequilibrium and co-occur in a highly supported clique might indicate functionally important co-segregation.

But less tends to be said about what, in the end, are the most important determinants of segregation, namely housing and education.

Precise positioning of the cellular division plane is important for accurate segregation of genetic material and determination of daughter cell fates.

The centrosome is the dominant microtubule-organizing center in mammalian cells and is important for chromosome segregation.

In experiments suggesting that ring formation may not be necessary, multimers of Dam1-DASH were still observed and were important for chromosome segregation [9], [10].