The term "segregation line" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a physical or conceptual boundary that divides different groups or categories. Example: The city's new transportation system has been criticized for reinforcing the segregation line between wealthy and low-income neighborhoods.
Staffordshire Police said a "significant group of home fans" were involved in concerted efforts to target police fan segregation lines.
Some West Ham fans ran through segregation lines to confront them and, although the rival factions were kept apart by the stewards, there were many missiles thrown, including ripped-up seats, bottles and coins.
The library shelves are a sequence of dead-letter boxes, ideal hiding places for illegal missives between friends (or even lovers), breaching the strict segregation lines between male and female prisoners.
Fig. 4 Comparison of grain length and inner-epidermal cell length in segregation lines.
Selection of segregation lines to evaluate the effect of quantitative trait loci (QTLs) detected on Chr3 and Chr6L.
b Recombinant plants possessing breakpoint at the Chr6L locus were screened from the F3 population of segregation lines by using PCR markers BGLG_6-26.0_Hinf BGLG_6-26.0_Hinf_Hand
Of the four loci, we screened two segregation lines for QTLs detected on Chr3 and Chr6L (Additional file 5: Figure S5) and from these segregation lines selected plants homozygous for BG23 and LG10 alleles on Chr3 (Chr3-BG23 and Chr3-LG10) and Chr6L (Chr6L-BG23 and Chr6L-LG10).
Fig. 5 Genetic mapping of GL3b and GL6. a Recombinant plants possessing breakpoint at the Chr3 locus were screened from the F3 population of segregation lines by using PCR markers RM7000 and BGLG_3-37.2_Hinf BGLG_3-37.2_Hinf
However, considerable Yb-rich segregation lines were observed along the 〈1 1 2〉Si direction, which can be attributed to the solute entrapment caused by a few Si twins through the natural twin plane re-entrant edge and growth mechanism.
