Sentence examples for remain segregating from inspiring English sources

Thus over many generations, only alleles where the survival advantage is precisely balanced by the survival trade-off remain segregating.

Interestingly, the number of parameter sets for which alleles remain segregating (i.e. the size of the grey area) does not depend on the frequency of the A allele.

The only possibility for the A-type to be kept in the population is to statistically associate itself (hitchhike) with haplotypes that remain segregating at quasi-equilibrium state.

Variance in linkage disequilibrium is generated directly by random drift, and the A-type can be kept in the population when statistically associated (hitchhike) with haplotypes that remain segregating at quasi-equilibrium state.

For example, a mutation in worms with a 30% survival advantage in sheep (s h = 0.3) and a 15% survival trade-off on pasture (s p = 0.15) would be lost when the frequency of the A allele in sheep was low (x = 0.2), but would remain segregating if the frequency of the A allele was higher (i.e. x = 0.5).

By the 1960's, Mainline denominations were marching in protest against segregation laws, but even today many of those same denominations remain segregated.

There are still no female ministers in the cabinet and women will remain segregated within the council, with their own seating area and a separate door.

These three segments chondrify at 6 weeks of gestation but remain segregated by the upper and lower dental synchondroses [8, 9, 10, 11].

The schools remain segregated by the same designer gerrymandering that split Austin apart at its inception.

Certainly, many institutions have had interdisciplinary departments and programs on campus but many of these departments remain segregated from general education requirements and offer only electives and courses for majors.

From here, the projections of the apical and basal neurons remain segregated in the amygdala and hypothalamus (Yoon et al. 2005; Martinez-Marcos 2009).