Sentence examples for segregated primary from inspiring English sources

Six decades after Brown, forty per cent of black and Hispanic children attend severely segregated primary or secondary schools — those in which ten per cent or fewer of their classmates are white.

By the late seventies and early eighties, she says, the first generation of African-Americans who had benefitted from school desegregation at the secondary and collegiate levels, who might have "attended segregated primary schools and still had those memories," were professionals in the workforce.

Differentiation markers characteristic of multiple cell types in the mammary gland have emerged as a dominant feature in gene expression profiles that segregate primary human breast cancers.

A Src-related signature has also been proposed to segregate primary breast tumors based on their propensity to relapse to bone [ 9].

Decentralization of the health care system was achieved by segregating primary health care (family physicians), secondary health care (physicians – specialists), and tertiary health care levels (high specialization university clinics).

Although the estrogen receptor (ER) and the HER-2 gene (ERBB2) remain central classifiers, the contribution of cell type has emerged as a dominant feature in gene expression profiles that segregate primary human breast cancers (Fig. 1).

Despite arguing for equal educational opportunities for women, the AY-DER (Adana Humanitarian Aid Foundation) chairperson stated that education for Syrian refugees should be gender segregated above primary school unless there are special conditions.

Collectively, these data indicated that candidate CSC-fractions could be segregated from primary cultures of MPE-tumor.

(#11, man, age 29) So I felt hugely segregated in primary school and I really hated it so I really didn't want to go on [school] camps.

So I felt hugely segregated in primary school and I really hated it so I really didn't want to go on [school] camps.

Figure  2 shows that after segregating the primary tumor volume into two subgroups (<23 ml and ≥23 ml), large primary tumor volume (≥23 ml) was associated with a significantly poorer disease-specific survival (P = 0.010).