Sentence examples for lead to segregation from inspiring English sources

"They think it breaches so many parts of the Equality Act, the Human Rights Act and [principles of] inclusion, and it could most definitely lead to segregation".

It may also lead to segregation of sorbates on the surface.

It is shown that the initial conditions and flow kinematics lead to segregation of the matter in the downstream pipe.

The high flowability may lead to segregation, which is presented in a form of separation of large CA particles from the mortar matrix.

Both Haldane's Rule and heterozygosity of autosomal DMIs will lead to segregation distortion in the surviving siblings, with an excess of ancestral alleles relative to Mendelian expectations.

Therefore, induction of clones of cells with either reduced or increased ph expression both lead to segregation of the clones from neighboring wild-type cells with normal PH levels.

Sorting children by religion leads to segregation, if not extremism, they say, and Muslim schools in particular risk fuelling dangerous fires.

APC loss leads to segregation, apical constriction, and invagination that result from transcriptional activation of canonical Wnt signaling.

At the same time, government policy towards universities may be characterized as "picking winners," which leads to segregation among higher educational institutes.

Thus, the relaxation leads to segregation on the metal-polymer interface and boarding of cracks in the silver coating (Table 1, increase of fluorine content).

Recent developments in national recycling and re-use programmes for municipal waste have led to segregation of an increasing proportion of waste to enhance material recovery.