Sentence examples for moderate 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 interplay of those features leads the copolymer to new morphologies at a moderate segregation level and at ambient condition such as B-shell/C-core networks with tetrapod connections and packed cylinders in a 2-dimensional array.

Regular segregation of maternal alleles was observed at seven loci and moderate segregation distortion at four of 11 loci that were heterozygous in the seed parent.

Markers that exhibit segregation distortion can potentially influence marker positions and linkage relationships, however, the presence of moderate segregation distortion has been reported to have little effect on the overall construction of linkage maps [ 20, 39], and maps have been successfully constructed in species exhibiting moderate segregation distortions [ 40].

Although the markers were selected as SD markers segregating 1 1 in the progeny a chi square value was used that allowed inclusion of SD markers with moderate segregation distortion (skewed SD markers) but excluded likely double dose markers as in [ 23], as it is well known that segregation distortion is common in plants.

Values of 40 to 50 are usually considered moderate levels of segregation, while values of 30 or less are considered low.

Although Ni is completely soluble in Cu, it reveals a distinct but still moderate ability to segregate copper GBs with a segregation enthalpy of about −17 kJ mol−1.

Yet little is known about the residential patterns of foreign-born Blacks and only a moderate amount about the segregation between Blacks and other minority groups.

These two patterns showed a moderate degree of spatial segregation, with amplitude effects restricted primarily to frontoparietal and thalamic regions, whereas temporal shift effects were ubiquitous throughout the brain but were strongest in somatomotor, visual, cerebellar, and posterior midline cortical regions.

The first panel, Exclusionary Zoning: Technical Processes of Social Segregation, was moderated by GSAPP UP Professor Lance Freeman.

Paralyzed from the waist down as a result of an assassination attempt in 1972, he publicly moderated his views on segregation toward the end of his life.