Sentence examples for segregated back from inspiring English sources

White students sat in the segregated back seats of city buses, blacks up front.

Wilma, who sometimes forgets to go into the segregated back entrance of the local eatery, is nobility and strength incarnate.

Segregation patterns indicated that approximately half of the M3 progeny inherited the duplications/deletions, while the other half segregated back to wild type.

Biased SNP ratios indicated individuals that inherited the deletion or duplication, while balanced SNP ratios indicated individuals that segregated back to diploid status in these regions.

These results indicate that large SVs may be generated by FN mutagenesis; however, more advanced generations will likely show fewer events as these loci may segregate back to the wild-type status.

The results of the FACS analysis suggest that dPGS is not only taken up by the cells over the course of the experiment but might also be actively segregated again back in the culture supernatant.

" Bobby turned his head and saw a flesh-toned distortion of his own face in the partition of tinted glass segregating the back of the vehicle's interior from the front.

Thurgood Marshall and the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund began filing lawsuits against segregated educational institutions back in the thirties.

The Supreme Court had ruled segregated schools unconstitutional back in 1954.In that case was the Freedom Summer of 1964 "a catalyst for change or an unnecessary provocation that instilled new venom in a dying culture"?

If those who had sued to integrate that very school district I was in now could have seen me — segregated at the back of the class, reading forty-year-old articles about "natural history" and racial types — I wonder what they would have thought.

When Robert Bork, a learned conservative judge, was nominated to the Supreme Court in 1987, Ted Kennedy called him a "Neanderthal" who would bring back segregated lunch counters and slam the courthouse doors "on the fingers of millions of citizens for whom the judiciary is often the only protector of…individual rights".