Sentence examples for of our segregation from inspiring English sources

Is science education a new area of our segregation?

Further, X-chromosomal inheritance coheres with the results of our segregation analysis of multifactorial recessive inheritance as the only model in the Finnish population [ 22].

Media Coverage: "Racial Segregation in the San Francisco Bay Area" Excerpts from media coverage of our "Racial Segregation in the San Francisco Bay Area" report series can be found below.

Our segregation of the MetS into an energy-dependent core (IER) and other phenomena is consistent with emerging evidence on the regulation of cellular fuel metabolism and about mitochondrial function and disorder.

Our segregation of VHF-DLB and CBS groups, based on expert consensus and strongly supported by SPECT perfusion profiles, represents the same information that clinicians will need to rely on to inform treatment decisions, without the guidance of pathology.

From our segregation data of 113 independently transformed N. attenuata lines most of the seedlings showed hygromycin sensitivity in the calculated range.

But the story of our relentless re-segregation does not get told.

The response from a Department for Education spokesman is stunning in its refusal to respond to the criticism: "Our new RS GCSE ensures pupils understand the diversity of religious beliefs in Great Britain through the study of more than one religion – an important part of our drive to tackle segregation and ensure pupils are properly prepared for life in modern Britain".

A Department for Education spokesman said: "Our new RS GCSE ensures pupils understand the diversity of religious beliefs in Great Britain through the study of more than one religion – an important part of our drive to tackle segregation and ensure pupils are properly prepared for life in modern Britain.

"This segregation of our young people has brought them up to believe that the two communities should be kept separate," he said.

As a result of our patterns of racial segregation and concentrated poverty, however, most white students enter school in classrooms in which the majority of their peers look a lot like them, and only about one in ten is poor.