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Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, who spoke at the conference, described the agency's shift as a "risk-based approach that attempts to segregate out passengers for whom we have a lot of information and can evaluate their risk as low-risk versus those that we know little about or that are higher risk".

The third variable is how many fatalities the storm caused in the Southern United States (these were significant in the cases of Hurricane Donna in 1960, Hurricane Agnes in 1972, and Hurricane Floyd in 1999), which is used as a proxy to segregate out damages caused in the South from those in the Northeast in the case of storms that made multiple distinct landfalls.

When the Zn2+ ions and the ZnO NBs start to segregate out from the moisture solution and cause to grow from the main body of the original ZnO NWs, respectively (inset).

Si starts to segregate out from the TiCx to column boundaries at concentrations between 1 and 4 at.%, and causes a transition from epitaxial to polycrystalline growth above 4 at.%.

When the concentration of Zn2+ ion in moisture solution meets the saturation condition, the Zn2+ ions start to segregate out from the moisture solution; the a-ZnO NBs cause to grow from the main body of the original c-ZnO NWs, which can be seen in Figure 2b.

The resulting diploid heterozygotes were then sporulated and dissected, to segregate out any secondary mutations.

Further genetic studies suggested that the defective T1 plants are likely homozygous for the pOsSRT1::OsSRT1-antisense transgene as they failed to segregate out normal plants in 4 subsequent generations.

However, such tight linkage can potentially limit the effectiveness of purging via selfing if deleterious mutations at multiple loci are too numerous to segregate out among a fixed number of offspring [22].