Sentence examples for reside in blocks from inspiring English sources

The poorest families reside in blocks 2B and 6, which have poorer soil and are farthest from any amenities.

The CDF curves for African-American and white subpopulations exhibit a narrow gap, indicating that a slightly larger proportion of whites reside in blocks with lower exposure potentials.

In contrast to the relatively similar distribution of individual-level education and income between the race groups, large differences were observed in the distribution of neighborhood-level SES characteristics with blacks being much more likely than whites to reside in block groups of lower SES (Table 1).

Patients residing in block groups in the lowest 10% of all z-scores were even more likely to cluster (56%).

The first trade saw 1kWh of energy being sent from an array of solar panels with excess energy on one of the block's roofs, to a resident residing in another block within the estate.

We assert the genetic determinants for the LH phenotypes reside in LD blocks that differ between the strains, due to artificial selective sweeps from the SD progenitors.

F3'Hs reside in two blocks of ~5 kb, which share 93.5% identity over 4.3 kb of conserved sequence, separated by ~16 kb largely consisting of repetitive elements.

Because HCNE peaks predominantly reside in microsynteny blocks that contain developmental regulatory genes both in vertebrates and insects (Engstrom et al. 2007; Kikuta et al. 2007), it has been proposed that the pressure to maintain these regulatory interactions would be the major constraint that explains microsynteny.

Our demonstration that POGs are more evolutionarily constrained than other orthologs that do not reside in synteny blocks confirms and extends the previous observation made by Dandekar et al.[ 8] that "the degree of sequence conservation is on average substantially higher than that in genes that do not exist as conserved genes pairs".

If more threads could reside in a block, then the ratio of the overlay among blocks due to the neighbourhood size would be less.

Compared to all 8-year-old children in the study areas, those with ASD were less likely to reside in census block groups classified as poverty areas, and more likely to be male and live in block groups with higher adult educational achievement and a higher MHI (Tables 1 and 2).