Sentence examples for segregate of from inspiring English sources

Stigmatopteris and Ctenitis are both rather isolated within the dryopteroid lineage [ 14], while Megalastrum Holttum, a relatively recent segregate of Ctenitis, forms a clade with Rumohra Raddi and the paraphyletic genus Lastreopsis[ 14, 15].

The ITS phylogeny supports the origin of cytotype BB from BB rather than from BB, with genome B being sister to B. The close relationship of the localized cytotype BB within the widespread cytotype BB suggests its recent origin, and that it is the youngest segregate of the complex.

These techniques were used to demonstrate the existence of a system capable of segregating pairs of nonrecombined artificial chromosomes, regardless of the extent of their sequence homology.

Considering the lack of abscission and the late timing for segregation of these organelles, this is consistent with a defect in segregating of the ER and the mitochondrion.

It was segregated, of course.

Country is often seen as the whitest, most segregated of all styles: the redneck soundtrack of the racist South.

In Britain, the most residentially segregated of all immigrant groups are the Bangladeshis, many of whom are crowded into a single borough, Tower Hamlets, in East London.

Segregation, it concluded, was "robbing not only the segregated but the segregator of his human dignity".

Children and young people are being segregated out of classrooms and disproportionately into prisons by ethnicity in this country.

As an example, the Mendelian notion of segregating units of inheritance was defined and useful many years before a complete mechanistic description of their cause was available.

An overall proportion of segregating sites of approximately 0.1% was estimated (supplementary table S17, Supplementary Material online).