Sentence examples for segregating of from inspiring English sources

Considering the lack of abscission and the late timing for segregation of these organelles, this is consistent with a defect in segregating of the ER and the mitochondrion.

What we think of as a kind of a "natural kingdom" of dogs with the ones who occupy the lap over here and the ones who salute with the SEALs way over there, really only got made recently — or rather, since some dogs were always on ladies' laps, and some out in the field, it was the exact naming and strict segregating of them that came later.

In our simulations, we considered an initial population with n P loci segregating, of which n H are heterozygous and (n P - n H ) are fixed differences between the individuals.

These techniques were used to demonstrate the existence of a system capable of segregating pairs of nonrecombined artificial chromosomes, regardless of the extent of their sequence homology.

As an example, the Mendelian notion of segregating units of inheritance was defined and useful many years before a complete mechanistic description of their cause was available.

An overall proportion of segregating sites of approximately 0.1% was estimated (supplementary table S17, Supplementary Material online).

It was segregated, of course.

Country is often seen as the whitest, most segregated of all styles: the redneck soundtrack of the racist South.

In Britain, the most residentially segregated of all immigrant groups are the Bangladeshis, many of whom are crowded into a single borough, Tower Hamlets, in East London.

We also found evidence of naturally segregating suppressors of vesiculated.

They generated a total of