The rearrangements can be divided into five categories: 1) the translocation of trnF; 2) the remote translocation and inversion of trnP; 3) the local inversion of the gene block (rrnS, trnV, rrnL, trnL2, trnL1, and nad1); 4) the reshuffle of the tRNA gene region from trnI to trnC; 5) the relocation of the A+T-rich region.
Today, it is well understood that inheritance operates through the replication of DNA sequences and that errors in this process (mutations) and the reshuffling of existing variants (recombination) represent the sources of new variation.
Whenever such variation is present (i.e., nearly all empirical applications), the taxon-specific summary statistics S are not exchangeable, and the reshuffling of the summary statistic vectors is not mathematically valid.
Suslov lost much of the recognition and influence he had earned following the reshuffle of the Soviet leadership after Stalin's death.
It has been the sort of news that autocracies produce: resignations and appointments, the reshuffling of opaque men and often obscure names.
"What we see is not just the reshuffle of the military, but the continuation of the reshuffle of the power elite".
Ecosystems are changing too, driven by changes in environmental drivers and by the reshuffling of their biota into previously unknown combinations of species (Williams and Jackson 2007).
For instance, the funds 24% return since its May 2005 lows is a testament to the energy rally and to the reshuffling of M100 members that got the fund heavily invested in energy.
It says that it pays all the taxes it's required to, in the countries where it is taxed, and that the reshuffling of its Irish holdings was designed to maintain the status quo, not to further reduce its tax burden, in the U.S. or in Ireland.
A somewhat different scenario has recently been suggested proposing that Mia40 itself is involved in directing the native folding pathway and in the reshuffling of non-native disulfides acting concurrently as a disulfide isomerase.
