Sentence examples for segregation point from inspiring English sources

The ortho-positronium lifetime (τ3) and the T1ρ relaxation times from solid state NMR analysis was used to determine the compositional phase segregation point in the copolymer series.

The segregation point of the parameter at 54.0 for AMC was deter-mined by the Cox proportional hazards regression model (Cox, 1972).

Whereas intrinsic productivity effects refer to differences between natives and immigrants within the same category (e.g. unequal productivity within the same occupation), segregation points to differences in the distribution of natives and immigrants across categories that each capture a certain level of productivity (e.g. overrepresentation of immigrants in occupations with lower productivity).

Snider used direct quotes from white preachers in the 1950s and '60s who supported racial segregation, pointing out that anti-gay rights arguments of today used nearly identical arguments to the anti-civil rights arguments of previous generations.

Those fate choices are considered developmentally illegitimate because epiblast cells have passed beyond their segregation points prior to ES cell establishment (see Essay by J. Rossant).

In hybrid chicken cells carrying a human chromosome, loss of Dicer led to defects in centromere heterochromatin and chromosome segregation, pointing out the importance of siRNA for heterochromatin assembly (Fukagawa et al. 2004).

A noted labour economist observed that occupational segregation points to discrimination and limited opportunities because 'When large segments of the labour force are in essence restricted from entering many occupations, freedom of choice is missing' [ 33].

During the screening, sMPAS captures dimensions where the two classes are segregated, and the segregation of points is very sensitive to the dimensions considered.

Ultrasonic attenuation is sensitive to the effective dislocation length, which is shortened by the segregation of point defects.

We performed atomistic simulations of yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) and gadolinia-doped ceria (GDC) to study the segregation of point defects near (1 0 0) surfaces.

In nanocrystalline materials, structural discontinuities at grain boundaries (GBs) and the segregation of point defects to these GBs play a key role in defining the structural stability of a material, as well as its macroscopic electrical/mechanical properties.