Sentence examples for separated by region from inspiring English sources

Although separated by region, educational status, and earnings, one feature drew the Pleasant brothers together: both Royal and Kernell lived in all-black neighborhoods in 1940.

However, when separated by region, changes in the distribution of global cattle and swine populations are apparent (Fig. 2).

I think when we're separated (by region or race or class or sexual orientation or whatever) we can create realities that aren't real at all.

The mean ages are shown for the entire group and also separated by region and gender.

When separated by region and climate zone, pre-SBP was significantly lower during summer both in tropical and temperate climates in both hemispheres as compared to winter.

Using data from 43 cities, Anderson and Bell (2011) found an average 3.7% increase in mortality associated with a heat wave defined as ≥ 2 consecutive days with mean temperatures > 95th percentile during May through September (HI01); however, when cities were separated by region, the authors found a lower, nonsignificant association in the Southeast (1.8% increase; 95% CI: –0.11, 3.84%).

The architecture of the lamellae was disrupted with relatively normal lamellae separated by regions of abnormal fibril organization.

At higher frequencies (>1000 Hz), their displacement patterns are highly organized with multiple areas of maximal displacement separated by regions of minimal displacement.

Multiple stable tearing bands, separated by regions created by fatigue crack growth, may be visible on a single fracture surface, to the extent that they may even make up the majority of the fracture surface area.

It has been recently suggested that linkage disequilibrium in humans may be organized in a block-like structure, with islands of high LD separated by regions of rapid breakdown of LD due to recombination hotspots [1 3].

New experimental results are presented which reveal that the mean dendritic spacing vs. solidification front speed exhibits plateau-like regions separated by regions of rapid change, consistent with previous experiments of Losert and co-workers.