Sentence examples for poorly segregated from inspiring English sources

The fauna of the Indian Ocean is poorly segregated from the faunas of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans at the generic level and represents impoverished generic composition compared with them.

The inner and outer layers consist of lamellae and poorly segregated components, respectively.

The MIPI could clearly identify high-risk patients and separate those from intermediate and low risk patients, however patients with low and intermediate MIPI scores were poorly segregated (Geisler et al, 2010).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01239.003 In general, the eigenvectors are poorly segregated from each other: each node participates significantly in multiple eigenvectors and each eigenvector is spread out across multiple nodes (Trefethen and Embree, 2005).

The ipsilateral projections still arrive at the dorsal area but form a larger zone, making them segregated poorly from the contralateral projections and resulting in an increase in overlap fraction than wild type.

In the book, Baum recounts in aching detail the origins and evolution of Baltimore's racially segregated, poorly equipped, and underperforming schools.

On the patient side of the health system, deprived subpopulations (mainly non-whites) had to be satisfied with a smaller supply and an inferior quality of care provided in racially segregated, poorly equipped and understaffed public facilities.

Mitochondrial dynamics – the balance between mitochondrial fission and fusion – regulates mitochondrial quality control by segregating poorly functioning mitochondria for degradation while mixing the contents of healthy mitochondria.

Even so, most cases of lone AF remain of unknown etiology, are poorly penetrant, and segregate in isolated cases or small families, rendering the identification of causative genes and the design of new therapeutic strategies particularly challenging (Darbar et al., 2012).

For decades here, Gypsies, known as Roma in this part of the world, have been segregated in their schooling, confined to the poorly run and badly maintained schools like the one across a dusty lot from Ms. Shankova's ramshackle one-story brick home.

Schools are still segregated.