Sentence examples for may segregate from inspiring English sources

APT data also show that some impurities (Fe) may segregate along Cu/Cr interfaces.

The molecules may coassemble, either randomly or specifically or, alternatively, the molecules may segregate and 'self-sort'1,2,3.

But a federal regulation from 1975, three years after the passage of Title IX, clearly says that schools may segregate bathrooms "on the basis of sex".

During powder transport and hopper storage before processing, powder blends may segregate and cause quality deviations in the subsequent tableting operation.

Gene forests interspersed with gene deserts in the linear DNA sequence may segregate into domains that are more or less permissive for transcription within the three-dimensional nucleus.

Sea otters may segregate from pinnipeds due to trait-mediated indirect effects of predation, leading us to hypothesize apparent competition between sea otters and pinnipeds.

The type of scoring system may not measure trustworthiness; it may merely segregate people into privileged and non-privileges classes.

These results imply that Co may mainly segregate on the surface of TiO2 nanorods due to the nature of the surface sensitivity of XPS.

Although not tested in this study, PLP2-TM-induced autophagy may also segregate other innate immune signaling components and perhaps even viral dsRNAs from ligation to cytoplasmic viral sensors.

Additionally, recently diverged lineages, such as the species A. fraterculus, A. sororcula and A. obliqua here considered, may still segregate ancestral polymorphisms.

In contrast, assays which match target sequences on the homoeologous chromosomes may either segregate on one of the genomes or more rarely on both genomes.