Sentence examples for rather than segregate from inspiring English sources
The original advocates of buprenorphine, though, wanted to make addiction treatment mainstream rather than segregate addicts in clinics that became lightning rods for community opposition.
However, when one Pd has already segregated on the topmost site of a perfect LFO surface, the additional Pd prefers to stay inside the bulk rather than segregate onto the surface as shown in Figures 2 group I (c) to (e).
In agreement with us, recent studies have called into question the very existence of this subclassification and have suggested that ER-positive cancers form a continuum rather than segregate into distinct subtypes [ 14].
From the outset, Chipperfield argued that the BBC's functions should all be mixed together, rather than segregated into zones or separate buildings.
Society is very different now, particularly in Brussels where the population is made up of people from many faiths and cultures and there is a need for them to be brought together rather than segregated according to religion via the education system.
(ii) Can integrated rather than segregated communities be developed?
Efforts to integrate evolution throughout biology curricula rather than segregating it into a single unit may also prove more effective (Nehm et al. 2009), as may steps taken to make evolution relevant to everyday concerns (e.g., Hillis 2007).
Rather than segregating the entire year's ridership into the four calendar seasons (summer, autumn, spring, and winter), this analysis distributed the yearly ridership into nine complex seasonality blocks.
We are dealing with the world as it is, rather than segregating ourselves and others into silos.
Rather than segregating students and teachers in any environment and let's focus on instilling safety and responsibility in all environments.
In schools, students with special needs were placed in regular classrooms rather than segregated settings, which led to an increased use of AAC as a means of improving student participation in class.
