Sentence examples for segregated contexts from inspiring English sources

But this metric can't apply in less politically segregated contexts.

In a highly segregated metropolitan context, political influence and decision-making power are likely to be strati-fied across racial/ethnic lines and concentrated to serve the interests of racial majority communities (LaVeist 1992 , 1993.

This demonstrates that knowledge does not stay within segregated developing-developed contexts.

Men manifest their male identity, and women their female identity, differently alone than in mixed company, and differently in these settings than in gender-segregated contexts.

The alleles at a locus are segregating in a context that includes a great deal of correlation with the segregation of other genes at nearby loci.

Recent advances in genotyping and sequencing technologies have enabled high-resolution mapping of quantitative trait loci in many species, revealing that most quantitative traits are highly polygenic and that segregating alleles have context-dependent effects.

The second and third components segregate the cell context (HSC vs. HeLa) within MLV and HIV sequences respectively (Figure 7B).

This examination had a meaning not only in the context of the then racially segregated United States, but also globally because colonialism was essentially built on racism.

In the context of turn-of-the century Southern society, segregated by law and custom, the diversity displayed in his negatives is striking.

This book places its subject in his historical and literary context and traces Ellison's trajectory from his beginnings in segregated Oklahoma City, where he grew up with American apartheid still firmly in place.

However, two of the four variants (rs440561578, rs467377722) segregated also among 191 non-Fleckvieh animals that were sequenced in the context of the 1000 bull genomes project [ 15] and can be therefore excluded as being causative.