Sentence examples for limited segregation from inspiring English sources

Since our M. sinensis genetic map has good coverage of all 19 linkage groups, and shows limited segregation distortion that is clustered in three regions, we anticipate that it will be useful for further exploration of the Miscanthus genome.

The occurrence frequency of these edge-sharing polyhedra is that expected for a random distribution or a limited segregation of iron in the glass.

Although this map was generated from a wild by domesticate cross, there was only limited segregation distortion and no major blocks of repressed recombination indicative of structural rearrangements.

The interpretation of these SNV as segregating SNPs in our cross is supported by the integration of these markers into a consistent linkage map with limited segregation distortion (below).

In addition, definitive proof of pathological significance for PD can only be achieved by one of the following: identifying the same mutation in complete segregation in large families, identifying multiple families with even limited segregation of the same variants or functional studies of the protein harbouring the mutations showing altered function.

Both of White's parents were born into slavery, he was raised in Atlanta's segregated black community and his opportunities were limited by segregation.

Insensitivity of the activation volume to the dislocation density and the decrease of the activation volume with the addition of phosphorous support the suggestion linking the activation volume with the activated bulge of dislocations limited by segregation of oxygen and phosphorous atoms.

As a result, they are limited to segregation of only voiced speech.

The ACLU's fight against racism was not limited to segregation; in 1964 the ACLU provided key support to plaintiffs, primarily lower income urban residents, in Reynolds v. Sims, which required states to establish the voting districts in accordance with the "one person, one vote" principle.

It allows the formation of uniform bilayer graphene by limiting the segregation of carbon.

The black population's exposure was limited then by segregation and tight border controls with some neighboring countries where H.I.V. was spreading faster.