Sentence examples for notable segregation from inspiring English sources
We find notable segregation frequencies of resistance alleles occurring within the target genes of each of the three antibiotics, with quinolone resistance alleles being the most frequent and rifamycin resistance alleles being the least frequent.
There were also notable similarities with segregation-induced fracture in other alloys.
Outer London's decreasing segregation is particularly notable for the Bangladeshi (-12%), Chinese (-11%) and Mixed (-8%) groups.
The first part of the house was built in a blocky, restrained classical style to the designs of George Aitchison and is of mild historic interest to a traveler, notable mainly for its functional segregation — servants below ground; a separate entrance and stair for Leighton's models; only one bedroom in a vast structure, for the master himself.
A notable exception to this observed segregation represents the amino acid sequence of zebrafish PrP (also known as D. rerio PrP-rel-2 or PrP3) which contains extended histidine-rich sequence clusters of the [HX]n variety seen in ZIPs (Figure S2) [40], [40].
Using this arbitrary segregation, we noted a very strong effect and near perfect correlation of C5 allelic status and extent of replication of C. albicans in kidney with two notable exceptions (Table 1).
A notable outcome from our analyses of the most frequent patterns of segregation was the degree of clustering of sire-based segregation patterns.
Anthony Heilbut, the author of "The Gospel Sound: Good News and Bad Times," said Ms. Edwards was "perhaps the first and certainly the most notable advocate of civil rights" in gospel, and that others, including Ms. Coates, spoke of segregation and racism, "but Edwards spoke earliest, and with the most passion".
