Sentence examples for segregated nature from inspiring English sources

The segregated nature of education also taps into the deep-rooted grievances that fuel the conflict.

The model is mathematically tractable, yet is sufficiently complex to describe the segregated nature of the infection process.

The Ritchie report, which focused on Oldham specifically, concluded that "the major issue in Oldham town is the segregated nature of society".

Perhaps this could be read as a comment upon the very segregated nature of our lives in the Obama era, which never became as post-racial as many predicted.

Despite being virtually buried in an avalanche of data pointing up the severely segregated nature of the Cleveland schools, the board steadfastly adhered to its do‐nothing policy," Judge Battista said.

In the first season, Adams makes the point that a murder case would have been front-page news had the victim come from wealthy, predominantly white Brentwood rather than South Central; later episodes deal with the segregated nature of LA and examine officers' racial attitudes towards each other.

But war does not segregate nature and culture.

M3 seedlings from lines 165 and 397 were characterized for the RS2 alleles, and the homozygous and segregating nature of the identified mutant alleles was confirmed, respectively.

This restriction allowed us to concentrate on polymorphisms that were truly segregating in nature.

This is likely an effectively null mutation at this gene segregating in nature.

Previous estimates based on population sampling of a limited number of loci suggest that >40% of annotated TEs are present in natural strains (Lipatov et al. 2005), and thus this sample of unique 454 TE flank tags likely underestimates the proportion of annotated TE insertions segregating in nature.