Sentence examples for less segregation from inspiring English sources

"We had looked at survey evidence a few years ago, and there seemed less segregation than you'd think.

Many of the cities with less segregation — or cities that demonstrated disproportionate gains in integration — are in the Sun Belt, where population growth has been greatest and immigrants have congregated.

Across the country, the researchers found five factors associated with strong upward mobility: less segregation by income and race, lower levels of income inequality, better schools, lower rates of violent crime, and a larger share of two-parent households.

Hybrids (CNT-S-50 and CNT-S-75) prepared with highly oxidized CNTs (CNT-S) showed the highest dispersion degree of Cs-PW (less segregation) with the best electrochemical behavior.

In this case, the direction of causality remains unclear: an increase in trust can lead to less segregation, but the inverse process may also take place.

Variable spatial relationships of SDE pairs were indicated for three crops, with strong segregation for wheat, less segregation for rice, and almost perfect overlap for maize.

"Trucks are incentivized to focus more on tonnage and less on segregation," said Jagtap.

One welcome byproduct, she pointed out, could be less age segregation and ageism, greater bonds across generations.

This is mainly caused by the less phase segregation in such self-host system, and the molecular dynamics simulations have demonstrated it.

The data does not answer the question of whether the factors that distinguish higher-mobility places, like better schools and less economic segregation, are causing the differences — or are themselves knock-on effects of other, underlying causes.

While soils supplied with NaCl solution behaved in a similar fashion during their first freeze-thaw cycle, the second cycle saw a reduction in the rate of migration of the freezing front within the soils and also less ice segregation and less heave due to increased salinity.