Sentence examples for be sorted by a from inspiring English sources
Scruton believes that many ecological externalities – river pollution, for example – can be sorted by a combination of free markets and common law.
Mutual fund section is first rate; funds can be sorted by a number of criteria, including region, performance, type (equity/bond, growth) as well as into categories as specific as top offshore healthcare/biotech funds Clariden-Biotech Equity Fundd which returned 150% in the past 12 months, for example).
Rows in the browser can be sorted by a single click on the column header, either numerically or alphabetically depending on the primitive data types.
Neutralization of acidic compartments caused mis-sorting of regulated secretory proteins to the constitutive pathway (Moore et al. 1983), a result which gave rise to the possibility that regulated secretory proteins may have sorting signals, and could be sorted by a receptor-ligand interaction in the TGN, or in a post-TGN compartment.
Once a 'buy' signal kicks in, we generate lists of fund and ETF recommendations, which can be sorted by an investor's risk profile aggressive, moderate or conservative.
Social life involves being sorted by a few others who have, by the rest of us, been given the power to sort.
The first episode of Bad Internet concerns a future in which society is sorted by a Buzzfeed "which Friends friend are you" quiz and is viewable for free, with later episodes released weekly and priced at £1.89.
Its super-inventive premise is built on the most flamboyant technobabble, and yet it takes a literal (if badly green-screened) spanner in the works to save the day, as the physics-twisting threats are sorted by a massive explosion.
It's sorted by a crowdsourced social result system.
The remaining sequences were sorted by a mapping file to their relevant samples according to the barcode.
