Sentence examples for predominantly segregated from inspiring English sources

Microstructural studies reveal an uneven distribution of alloying elements in the phases and they are predominantly segregated to the eutectic β phase.

Our public schools are resegregating, and many of the 73percentt of black students and 78percentt of Hispanic students who still attend predominantly segregated schools continue to suffer with tattered books, missing supplies, crumbling school facilities and too many teachers with low expectations for them.

Judge L.T. Simes II understood why this was so: Simes had grown up picking cotton in Helena, Arkansas, at a time when the Mississippi Delta of Arkansas was predominantly segregated and inhospitable toward African Americans.... Simes immediately took note that Clinton, unlike most of the stodgy "old-boy" professors, treated black students with the utmost fairness and respect in the classroom.

In the postnatal mammary epithelium, keratins become predominantly segregated by expression within MECs of either the myoepithelial (Krt5, Krt14, Krt17) or luminal lineages (Krt8, Krt18).

Although leprosy is often considered to have a recent origin [5], [6], [44], analysis of rare single nucleotide polymorphisms in contemporary samples of M. leprae from worldwide geographic regions [12] identified two strains of leprosy segregating in Asia (predominantly Type I) and east Africa (Type II).

Segregate the waste materials.

The evidence linking race-based residential segregation to income inequality, as well as to constrained educational and economic opportunities within many predominantly black residentially segregated urban communities (Massey and Denton 1993; Orfield 1993), suggests mechanisms through which race-based residential segregation may contribute to CVD risk.

It segregates predominantly along grain boundaries thereby stabilizing the nanocrystalline microstructure and preventing grain growth.

Though less divergent, predominantly N and S alleles segregated at all five nuclear loci.

As a result, the predominantly black zip codes in America's most segregated metro areas tend to be located near the city centers, while the predominantly white zip codes are more often found outside the city, in the suburbs.

As of 1999 "more than 70percentt of all black students attended schools that were predominantly black," while white students were still more segregated, with the vast majority attending schools "with few or no students of any other race".