Sentence examples for segregation difficulty from inspiring English sources

While this is not a quantification of chemical similarity, it provides some insight into the relationship between segregation difficulty and chemical composition.

The Poles are entitled to 10% of Wembley's 90,000 capacity but the FA decided to double that allocation and give them their own section to avoid segregation difficulties.

Social scientists have had great difficulty disaggregating segregation into a portion that can be explained by interracial differences in socioeconomic characteristics (what we call structural factors) versus a portion attributable to racial and ethnic factors.

In addition, the findings provide corroborative evidence for the importance of both motion and orientation in young infants' object segregation and for the difficulty in achieving percepts of the global form of a partly occluded object.

Cross-hemispheric collaboration and segregation associated with task difficulty as revealed by structural and functional connectivity.

Our goal was to provide a description of the relationship between the composition of the figure and background and the difficulty of segregation.

In the visual and auditory systems, difficulty of segregation is related to the similarity between features of the figure and the background.

Difficulties in segregation during meiosis of the hybrid were thought to be a cause of the offspring's sterility.

Previously, investigation of immortal DNA strand function and molecular mechanisms responsible for their nonrandom co-segregation was precluded by difficulty in identifying DSCs and immortal DNA strands.

The slow reaction of BCNU results in greater difficulty in the segregation of primary alkylation events, resulting in the formation of DNA cross-link precursors, from the secondary alkylation events that produce DNA interstrand cross-links.

These data suggest possible difficulties in chromosome segregation, a defect previously reported in yeast RNAi mutants [ 40, 41].