Sentence examples for lack of segregation from inspiring English sources

Part of India's charm is in its lack of segregation.

I felt then that the lack of segregation could be a problem.

Rolnik did say Britain had set an example in the way it had renovated old social housing estates and praised its mixed communities and lack of segregation.

Furthermore, at full time at the Stade Vélodrome a lack of segregation in the stands appeared to allow Russian supporters to charge their English counterparts.

Another area in some branches was the "lack of segregation of duties," which the company said had increased the likelihood of undetected errors.

The lack of segregation in Marseille stands out, the fighting in the stands called two hours before kick-off from the press box.

Russian viewers were also surprised by the lack of proper segregation at the stadium.

This is made possible by exploiting the two constituents' immiscibility in thermodynamic equilibrium as well as the lack of Cu segregation to W grain-boundaries, thus allowing for the growth of the two phases.

An additional important observation was a lack of perfect segregation of these rare variants with affection status in families (Bucan et al, 2009).

This deviation from independence can have different causes, such as a lack of independent segregation or recombination, or any number of other evolutionary forces.

However, lack of clear segregation of BRCA1 and BRCA2 tumours in the unsupervised analysis would indicate that most of the genomic loss in carriers does not involve a defined group of critical regions (or specific suppressor genes) recurrently selected during evolution of these particular tumours.