Sentence examples for rigorous segregation from inspiring English sources
His brush with revolution confirmed Luther in the rigorous segregation he made between "two realms," the worldly and the spiritual, the respective laws and ideals of which must not be confounded, as, he claimed, the revolutionaries had done.
Thus it is necessary to generate backcross lines (to wild type) through at least three generations prior to carrying out a rigorous segregation analysis and identifying the relevant loci.
The Grocery Manufacturers Association, which represents major food companies, said in a statement released by the cloning companies that "a rigorous clone segregation program is needed if this breeding technology is introduced".
The sphere sovereignty principle underlying Dutch neo-Calvinism has led to a rigorous "pillarization" (segregation) of Dutch society and established the idea that, in a nutshell, everyone should "mind his or her own business"—which among other things inspired a rather liberal policy regarding drug use, abortion, or euthanasia.
A comparable laminar organization is found in the human OB, however, it is less rigorous in the segregation of cell populations and also often lacks the circumferential organization of layers found in rodents and the medial-lateral symmetry of the rodent OB (Fig. 1b,c).
Sexual segregation was rigorously observed.
The rigorous control of mitotic events (M phase) is essential for successful completion of sister-chromatid segregation and cell division.
The horizontal position of the point of complete segregation of gas and water flow in the new proof matches that of Stone, but there is still no rigorous solution for the curves separating override, underride and mixed zones, or for the vertical height of the position of complete segregation.
