Sentence examples similar to segregated period from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in a cross between two N. crassa accessions, the WC-1 NpolyQ co-segregated with period length.

The civil liberties group called both types of segregation "arbitrary, inhumane and unsafe," arguing that corrections officials have too much discretion to send inmates to segregated housing for long periods, even for minor infractions.

It is shown that modulated electromagnetic stirring may suppress the segregated channels if the modulation period, Tm, is chosen properly.

We genotyped the cross for the WC-1 NpolyQ and found that period length co-segregated with NpolyQ length (Figure 5E, p<0.001).

During the colonial period, British officials lived in segregated housing known as Government Reserve Areas GRAA).

The lawsuit alleged that the city's housing and school policies had, over a period of 40 years, purposely segregated black and Hispanic residents from its more affluent white neighbours.

Over the same period, the percentage of students in segregated special education classes fell to 8.9percentt last year from 11.5percentt.

No contemporary movie from this period shows realistic thugs operating in actual segregated units (The Wanderers hides in the safety of 1963).

Bigelow sets the scene on the ground with crackling immediacy, ricocheting between quick bursts of newsreel footage and her own meticulous period re-creation of Detroit's heavily segregated black communities.

Otherwise, segregated funds should be just that — segregated.

I began my formal education during the colonial period when the European, Asian and African children went to segregated schools.