He said a wall would serve only to "segregate" slum residents from the rest of society.
If we can find no meaningful connection between the work of Southern carvers, Swiss schizophrenics, urban recluses and rural mystics, then suspicion understandably arises that this classification serves only to segregate art by "not our sort" undesirables.
The children in those photos, my uncles, ventured north in search of something better, only to attend segregated public schools in Chicago.
managed it by going undefeated, only to be segregated in the Fiesta Bowl, which Boise State won — meaning that it will likely start next season as one of the top five teams (as determined by those shadowy B.C.S. polls).
As several outbreaks with genetically distinct B. cepacia complex strains have occurred, stringent infection control guidelines were brought into force; these guidelines not only aim to segregate infected patients from non-infected ones, but also emphasize the importance of good hand hygiene practices and frequent disinfection of environmental surfaces and respiratory equipment [ 6].
For OS the score was only able to segregate favorable from unfavorable patients in the training cohort (Fig. 3e), but not in the test cohort (Fig. 3f), which might be due to the relatively short follow-up time and/or the group size.
Manganese was the only species measured to segregate at the IBs.
When the duplication is allowed to segregate, only the segregant that carries the copy of the intact essential gene survives.
Alabama was the only state prison system to segregate its H.I.V.-positive inmates when the suit was filed, but Mississippi and South Carolina have now adopted similar policies.
While a number of polymorphic variants were found, in the ST8SIA1 gene we did not identify other functional polymorphisms and mutations that could have been responsible for the association and only rs4762896, clearly proved to segregate with the affected individuals in this family.
