Sentence examples for that it segregated from inspiring English sources

Was it justified, or was the media fanning the fires so much that it segregated both sides even more, generating even more hate and misunderstanding?

California is also facing a separate federal lawsuit charging that it segregates prisoners by race.

Meiosis is central to the formation of haploid gametes or spores in that it segregates homologous chromosomes and halves the chromosome number.

A functional interpretation of the role of the N-terminus of ERK1 is that it segregates the catalytic action of ERK1 to cytoplasmic targets.

The novelty of this platform is that it segregates CTCs into their own chambers enabling single cell analysis based on morphological, immunologic, or genetic criteria.

The importance of this order is that it establishes daily rhythms of metabolism and behaviour that adapt the individual to the day night cycle and that it segregates incompatible biochemical processes in time.

However, it is noteworthy that it segregates with melanoma in four melanoma kindreds (two in Australia, one in the UK, and one in the United States) (Walker et al, 1995; Flores et al, 1997; Harland et al, 1997).

The mess was further sullied in the firm's dying days that it comingled segregated ("Seg") funds of MFG from its clients and never replaced it.

NumbPTB GFP is uniformly cortical in interphase, but it concentrates over the basal centrosome in prometa and metaphase so that it is segregated into the future stem cell upon division.

The demonstration of a common haplotype at these four multiallelic loci indicates a likely founder effect for the 295C allele, showing that it has segregated with the phenotype over many generations.

Much of its area is lawn; a notable feature is a ha-ha that segregates it from the Royal Crescent, while giving the impression from the Crescent of uninterrupted grassland across the park to Royal Avenue.