Sentence examples for low segregation from inspiring English sources

About 28 percent of Americans live in counties with low segregation, 40 percent in counties with moderate segregation and 32 percent in counties with high segregation.

The relatively low segregation levels in these cities reflect their proximity to military bases, as well as a growing number of blacks who have moved to the South from other parts of the country in the last decade.

A crystallographic analysis of a small number of boundaries showed that low segregation levels were not necessarily associated with special, high symmetry boundaries.

The isolation index for Asians is associated with significantly higher odds of late stage CRC, and significantly lower odds of late-stage BC diagnosis, relative to cancer patients living in communities with low segregation of Asians.

At the micro-scale, i.e., the molecular level mixing, the turbulence intensity at 20 ml min−1 provides extremely low segregation [28], which fosters super-saturation and thus nucleation phenomena.

The STEM-XEDS measurements showed that there are large numbers of grain boundaries with very low segregation levels which, as they are not embrittled, are not analysed using AES.

The lowest segregation energies are −0.27 and −0.41 eV at single vacancies and divacancies, respectively.

H17L exhibited the lowest segregation distortion ratio for both tested markers and mapped loci.

For most of the thresholds tested, the LO-mTLE had both the lowest segregation and the highest integration, whereas the EO-mTLE demonstrated more normative values.

For example, LG7 exhibited the highest segregation distortion ratio among all linkage groups on pC-specific (71.0%) and WF1680-specific (68.4%) maps, whereas it exhibited the lowest segregation distortion ratio on the H17L-specific map (0%).

Ferrostatic pressure in the strand is also very low, but segregation tendencies caused by gravitational forces require more careful preparation of the liquid steel.