Sentence examples for should be segregated from inspiring English sources

No fair, some argued, apparently believing that StarCraft players, like sprinters, should be segregated by degrees of testosterone.

If this is on village property and is a village-run league there is no reason it should be segregated.

There is an ongoing debate whether land for nature and for production should be segregated (land sparing) or integrated on the same land (land sharing, wildlife-friendly farming).

"No child in America should be segregated by low expectations, imprisoned by illiteracy, abandoned to frustration and the darkness of self-doubt.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said the military had to consider whether barracks should be segregated and whether partners of gay soldiers should have benefits.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board calls for this treatment under Statement 87, an 18-year-old compromise between some accountants, who argue that pension liabilities should be included in corporate financial reports, and actuaries, who think they should be segregated.

Since our materials are F6 RIL, most of the loci were homozygous and should be segregating into 1 1.

Mining rules were created from these features and defined as follows: 1) each allele should be present at least twice in a MSA, 2) SNPs should not be part of homopolymers larger than 3 bases, and 3) SNPs should be segregating according to sample origin.

This might be because F5 populations should be segregating for traits, leading to disruption of data analysis.

To corroborate these putative parental genotype-offspring phenotype associations, we inspected parental genotypes to identify at least five families for each locus in which informative alleles should be segregating among siblings.

"While the advocates for the end of the policy find it easy to say that human beings shouldn't be segregated, they have never walked a mile in our shoes.