Sentence examples for segregated in its from inspiring English sources

Whereas, female function (fSD) causing SD is defined by the markers that only distorted in the type of BC1F1 conferring female-segregating population and normally segregated in its reciprocal cross.

It was so vertically segregated in its operations that only a handful of people at the top knew what was really going on, and so swaddled in internal secrecy that to speculate on the purpose of your job invited immediate dismissal and eviction.

Now they are history: the Albany Movement is documented in a new museum at the old Mount Zion Baptist Church, once the site of overflow civil-rights rallies led by the Freedom Singers but today a quiet refuge in a somnolent town segregated in its entirety from the American boom.

In Fulgoroidea, however, Müller [ 11, 12] observed that the relative positions of bacteriomes was strikingly more complex and variable than in Cicadomorpha; in Fulgoroidea hosts, each endosymbiont is segregated in its own bacteriome (none co-occur in the same bacteriome), and these bacteriomes are not necessarily adjacent.

The narrow streets where Asmal grew up also some of the most segregated in Britain.

"If it's segregated in South Auckland, fine.

It contends that Westchester officials were to blame not only for the county's lack of progress in providing affordable housing, but also for failing to reduce segregated housing in its municipalities.

But its public schools are among the most segregated in the nation.

Yet one aspect has barely changed: Its public schools remain among the most segregated in the country.

"It's still highly segregated in most ways".

Jacksonville was segregated in the early 1960's.