Sentence examples for segregated whether from inspiring English sources

As America's neighborhoods become increasingly segregated, it will take conscious effort to prevent public schools from also becoming more segregated, whether by race or by class or by disability.

Big holiday resorts are more or less segregated, whether simply financially off-limits to locals, physically barricaded and guarded as in many parts of the Caribbean or explicitly separate, as in Cuba's economic enclave of Varadero or the licence given to Middle Eastern hotels to serve alcohol.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said the military had to consider whether barracks should be segregated and whether partners of gay soldiers should have benefits.

Drug addiction is the most pernicious problem below ground, O'Brien said, with tunnels often segregated by whether denizens prefer heroin, crack or meth.

Our next step is to develop a pilot model that would aim to (a) collect more total waste, (b) encourage households to segregate waste at the household level, and (c) explore whether segregated waste contributes to a higher quality compost.

Some of the conclusions were based on the analysis of observed channel openings that were segregated depending on whether one channel or more than one channel was open at the same time.

While the ligands can be categorized based on sequence homology, they may be best segregated based on whether they signal via receptors that employ SMAD2/3 or SMAD1/5/8 in their signal transduction pathways.

In particular, the pathological groups here segregated according to whether they were associated with relatively symmetric versus strongly asymmetric involvement of the cerebral hemispheres (Table 2, Figs 1 and 4), and whether they were associated with relatively localized temporal versus extra temporal atrophy within an affected hemisphere (Table 3, Figs 2 4).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04677.008 To answer this question, we segregated free choice trials by whether the monkey eventually reached left vs right.

This indicates that there is a shared molecular mechanism that can segregate patients, whether they present with knee OA or with hip OA.

They can pursue projects about anything that interests them — segregated housing, language patterns, whether there's racism in census data.