Due to the resulting larger search space the methodology discussed here is likely to generate greater reshuffling in the results produced upon processing of microarray data from such more sophisticated organisms.
— How are Americans thinking about the future after the great reshuffling of the deck on Election Day that carried Republicans into power in the House of Representatives and across the constellation of state capitals?
WGD is expected to be a powerful evolutionary force, as simultaneous duplications of many different genes provides a great opportunity to reshuffle the interactions within gene regulatory networks [ 13].
The period from the fall of the Berlin Wall to today represents not only the highest peak of globalization ever, but also the greatest reshuffle of personal incomes in the world since the Industrial Revolution.
Cameron also used his interview to signal that there would be no reshuffle this year, saying: "I'm not a great believer in endlessly moving people between different jobs.
Speaking about the reshuffle, Lamont said, "We have made a great deal of progress in the last 18 months but we have to keep moving forward".
For those of us who have looked a great deal at the Met's nineteenth-century exhibits, their reshuffling and enhancement, with some two hundred more works than before, are a tonic shock.
A subsequent reshuffling landed her atop the wealth management group.
Sticking with it Selling out A compromise: reshuffling your portfolio.
"Getting off to a great start allowed me to have a great number for the reshuffle," Prugh, 27, wrote in an e-mail from Colombia, where he was playing in a Nationwide Tour event.
Willetts, who was dropped from his post in last summer's reshuffle, described the market for foreign students as "a great British export industry" and said he was pleased the plans had been abandoned.
