Sentence examples for segregation based from inspiring English sources

While it appears to be difficult to disrupt segregation based on (large) ILDs, several studies indicate that ITD-based segregation is less robust.

"Fifteen years ago in Sweden, we had segregation based on where you live, now it's based on ambition and ability".

The Times also said that the decision "did not apply to Northern-style segregation, based on neighborhood patterns".

Leaders of the civil rights movement made a case against segregation based on their view that all human beings, as created by God, have equal rights.

By contrast, a case for segregation based solely on Biblical passages that seem to forbid the mixing of races would have no purchase outside a narrow circle of believers.

States that retain land-use planning in the larger counties and cities rather than concentrate such powers in the local villages and towns tend to benefit from the impartial efficiencies of the market and avoid the economic and social hardships of the high cost of housing, the resulting high cost of living and segregation based on race, income and age.

BOADICEA was developed using segregation analyses based on 2785 families ascertained through population-based studies of breast cancer and families with multiple affected individuals in which at least one family member had been screened for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations (Antoniou et al, 2008a).

Of the remaining 563 eSNPs (See Additional file 1: Table S1 for the list of SNP sequences, submitted to the National Center for Biotechnology Information SNP database [ 1]), 509 followed the 1 1 or 1 2 1 Mendelian segregation ratio based on the chi-square test, whereas 54 showed an unexpected segregation ratio.

In this context, the application of a selective segregation plan based on proviral load could be appropriate in a consortium-based strategy, where a group of farms work together toward the elimination of infection.

This paper proposes a voiced speech segregation system based on a newly introduced concept called dynamic harmonic function (DHF).

We show that bond-order parameters are able to identify strong segregation sites based on purely geometric information only.