If a ruin of a tragic moment is to become part of a memorial, she said, "you don't segregate it from the city, and you can't make a totally slick environment".
Experts say that even if the Bt-11 corn is never shipped in large quantities to Europe, it might make American farmers more willing to grow it because they would have to be less careful about segregating it from other crops destined for Europe.
The sea cliffs rise 2,000 feet above the peninsula, segregating it from the rest of Molokai, creating a kind of natural prison.
Much of its area is lawn; a notable feature is a ha-ha that segregates it from the Royal Crescent, while giving the impression from the Crescent of uninterrupted grassland across the park to Royal Avenue.
Despite the name, the disparate amino acid sequence of SLC4A11 segregates it from the family.
Since shirataki contains a compound that makes beef tough, segregate it from the beef while all the ingredients are cooking.
The extremely variable species has been redefined at least twice since, while several new species have been segregated from it based on various geographical or morphological distinctions, although the legitimacy of some of these is still debated.
Its inclusion led to a sharp decrease in the number of core genes in Additional file 3: Figure S2 and it segregated away from other Prevotella genomes both in the 16S ribosomal RNA-based tree and in the binary gene presence/absence matrix-based tree.
Concerning the third complementary gene, it segregated independently from the molecular markers tagging the Co-1, Co-5, Co-4 and Co-u regions (Table 2), so contingency chi-square tests were conducted between resistance to race 3 and the remaining 368 loci included in the XC genetic map.
Prowling his office in the Old Executive Office Building, Mr. Clarke used a multicolored flowchart to describe a government communications system that would have its own routers, keeping it segregated from other computer users.
