Sentence examples for natural segregation from inspiring English sources

A relatively small level of donor cell mtDNA was detected in the naturally conceived offspring of cloned pigs, which is in accordance with natural segregation of donor mtDNA leading to the concept of a genetic bottleneck in cloned germ line [ 90].

"Most stadia in London have natural segregation; streets, buildings etc.

There is also a natural segregation between high-level (abstract) cognitive areas and low-level (concrete) perceptual areas, most notably the visual cortex.

MySpace had stumbled into a second wind of relevance, as amateur artists self-released tracks straight from their pages; to have gained popularity through the Internet was still considered novel, and there was a natural segregation between artists who had CDs in stores and those who had links on the Web.

The natural segregation of human adult cell types and the emergence of multi-cellular formations in co-cultures mimicked studies where fetal mouse lungs were dissociated and cultured [13], [14].

However, this must be balanced with avoiding undue influence on the natural segregation of individuals based on the mechanistic drivers of interest.

But the natural segregations of city life seem to follow New Yorkers when they get off the A train or the No. 53 bus from Queens.

These studies may have failed to detect the effect of chromosome size on segregation of natural nonexchange S. cerevisiae chromosomes.

Segregation of natural variation would therefore be likely to obscure the effects of mutations in hybrid mapping populations.

However, one human neocentromere was shown to inefficiently correct unsuitable spindle attachments, thus neocentromeres may not confer the same level of accuracy in segregation as natural centromeres [ 19].

Despite the large number of meioses with nonexchange chromosomes in the msh4 –R676W hypomorph, analysis of spore viability patterns suggests efficient segregation of natural nonexchange chromosomes in S. cerevisiae.