Sentence examples for prevent segregation from inspiring English sources

Or, as has happened in Tower Hamlets, if some schools slip towards being one ethnic group or another, the school should have the choice, if it wishes, to maintain a mixed ethnic balance, so that we prevent segregation.

Viscosity helps prevent segregation during handling processes such as delivering, and placing for cementitious materials such as mortar or concrete (Khayat 1995).

As a result, an anti-racist student group called the Mallet Assembly and other members of the community took action to prevent segregation within the university's Greek system.

In several studies, centromeric cohesion was found to prevent segregation of bi-oriented sister chromatids to opposite poles.

One approach to prevent segregation is to intentionally generate defects in a well-ordered homogeneous SAM by electron irradiation or UV light exposure.

Thus, in order to take advantage of the automatic sampling, it is crucial to apply an appropriate sub-sampling to prevent segregation of particles which may affect the OTA measurements.

Whilst this ruling will not end the widespread discrimination against Roma that exists in Hungary and elsewhere, it does send out a message to other authorities that the courts will uphold legislation preventing segregation, and that punitive measures will be taken against those who break it.

14– 16 Glycoengineering also alters antibody binding and prevents segregation of the CD20 molecule complexes into lipid rafts.

Interestingly, Sar1T39N not only prevented segregation of Cx43 into ER exit sites but also increased Cx43 degradation (Fig.  2j, see lower bands in lane 1).

To prevent such segregation, the learning-bundle approach uses a hybrid of appropriate learning tools supporting a weekly scaffolding of applied theory, lab, and clinical.

To prevent the segregation, it was shown numerically that single regular convective cell could be broken into several cells by the appropriate variation of power-down cooling rate.