Sentence examples for meaningful segregation from inspiring English sources
The fine maize products (100% less than 600 μm) are suitable for the addition of powdered premix and will not be subject to significantly meaningful segregation.
In 2008, Lehman College sociology professor Christopher Bonastia assessed the Romney-era HUD as having come "surprisingly close to implementing unpopular antidiscrimination policies" but in the end was unable to bring about meaningful alterations in American segregation patterns, with no equivalent effort having happened since then or likely to in the foreseeable future.
The model can be used to relate the degree of segregation to a single, physically meaningful parameter.
This could be attributed to lack of choice-making opportunities, isolation and segregation from the community and lack of meaningful and challenging activities within the day recreation programs.
As he wrote, "ADOC does not have a meaningful mechanism that prevents mentally ill prisoners from being placed in segregation for lengthy periods of time".
In it's defense, the Attorney General of Canada has contended that administrative segregation is not solitary confinement because the inmate has daily opportunity for meaningful human contact, the length of placement is not indeterminate, and the psychological effects of segregation on inmates is a rigorous and ongoing scientific debate.
Schuette purports to celebrate the importance of public debate, but, echoing Shelby, sanctions the segregation of minority voters within the democratic process in ways that diminish their meaningful participation.
"There is every reason to relish the fact that there is more freedom in housing today than 50 years ago...[but] while the decline in segregation remains good news, far too many Americans still lack the opportunity to achieve meaningful success".
While this represents a better segregation of asthmatics and non-asthmatics than seen with the gene expression, the group sizes are inadequate for meaningful interpretation.
This last utility function is not particularly meaningful in terms of policy applications, but nevertheless offers insights on the importance of individual incentives for solving the problem of segregation.
