Sentence examples for segregated between from inspiring English sources

Metacercariae of these species were segregated between body parts within cockles.

Its families, and its young, are increasingly segregated between two primary schools, one practising faith-based selection.

Only at home do Jekyll and Hyde coexist; segregated between the front, where Jekyll presents his public persona, and the back, where his laboratory has created Hyde.

In a region imagined as segregated between two mutually exclusive camps, Turkey's multifaceted diplomacy is at best mystifying and at worst raises suspicions of disloyalty.

IF you were running a restrictive Islamic state where the women can't drive and restaurants are segregated between families and single men, the last idea that might occur to you is to invite Westerners in to have a look.

Written by a Bradford teacher, Sajid Hussain, 34, who holds a degree from Oxford, the new curriculum is being taught in some religious classes here in a city that is increasingly segregated between South Asians and whites.

Thus, across disparate tissue contexts, NAT is a distinct tissue type that reproducibly segregates between healthy and tumor, as predicted by the field cancerization theory, and may not be appropriately categorized as "normal".

To others, it is much easier to say that we should not segregate between heterosexual and LGBT issues.

If we sell out to ticket sales, what's hot on TV and begin to segregate between each other then we'll be left with no allies and no traditions of our own.

(The agouti locus does not segregate between B6 and D2).

This is a convenient method of capturing the dilute (d) and brown (b) loci, which segregate between B6 and D2.