In the third generation (M3), many traits, such as the awn length, main panicle exertion date and plant height, were still segregated widely and diversely.
According to virulence score distribution, drug-susceptible human isolates (higher scores) segregated widely from the other 3 subgroups (lower scores), which were largely superimposed on each another.
When Mr. Lawson enrolled in 1958, Vanderbilt was still largely segregated and widely seen as aloof from Nashville, which had a reputation as being racially moderate though still a segregated city.
Resting-state fMRI (rs-fMRI) has been widely used to segregate the brain into individual modules based on the presence of distinct connectivity patterns.
KIR2DL5 was the first KIR gene that was widely recognized as segregating to more than one locus [ 14, 15] and is common in most human populations.
When rotated around 1.5 kHz, the vowel 'i' had two widely-spaced formants that are perceptually segregated as a low frequency formant and a high frequency tone.
The school system could not provide cost comparisons for mainstreaming a special education student versus keeping the student segregated, in part because the level of services can vary widely.
Chinese arriving in San Francisco were residentially segregated, subject to mob violence, harassed through municipal laws and widely scorned as inferior to and unassimilable with whites.
This suggests their manufacture is similar to OPCs but less segregated and refined as the particle sizes also vary more widely [21].
Solitary confinement is widely viewed as the most dangerous way to detain people, and roughly half of prison suicides occur when people are segregated in this way.
The Labour MP was criticised for walking out of a Muslim wedding last summer after learning that the guests would be segregated by sex.So far it seems that both Muslims and workless whites are distributing their votes quite widely.
