Sentence examples for is being segregated from inspiring English sources
The soak liquor is being segregated and evaporated in solar evaporation pans/multiple effect evaporator due to non availability of viable technology for its treatment.
In response to consumer reactions against genetically modified (GM) foods, in some countries crop production is being segregated into GM and non-GM varieties.
During early anaphase, the signal looked like a bright bar (Fig. 7A, left), corresponding to the nucleolus that is being segregated, since the nucleolus and nuclear membrane remain present throughout the trypanosome cell cycle.
Segments of chromosomal DNA are highly dynamic in vivo (Fiebig et al., 2006), with the expectation that the movement is larger when a locus is being segregated after replication, when the cell has to reorganize the remaining part of the parental molecule and to accommodate the newly synthesized molecules.
"It felt like we were being segregated from the general population," he says.
Children and young people are being segregated out of classrooms and disproportionately into prisons by ethnicity in this country.
Kavita Krishnan, a woman's advocate in New Delhi, said that women are usually told they are being segregated for their own protection and as a mark of respect.
A teacher recently quit saying female staff were forced to follow Islamic dress codes and that pupils were being segregated in classrooms, with girls sitting at the back.
Teachers and other staff at some independent faith schools are being segregated by gender, the chief inspector of schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw, has said in a letter to the education secretary.
Christina Fuentes, the P.S. 24 principal, worries that children are being segregated by achievement, with students who earn 3s and 4s heading to one set of schools, and those with 1s and 2s to what is left over.
The inspection and the closure comes less than two weeks after a teacher quit Al-Madinah, saying all female staff were being required to follow Islamic dress codes and that pupils were being segregated in classrooms, with girls sitting at the back.
