Sentence examples for become sorted from inspiring English sources

Incomplete lineage sorting: In recently diverged lineages, the alleles from the ancestral gene pool might not yet have become sorted into the new lineages.

Under the PGD model, conservation of block orientation could only happen if a whole chromosome is subjected to a huge number of nested inversion events of the type described above, centered on one point (the centromere), so that the genes first become sorted into two monotonic subsets of the original order, and then a series of reciprocal translocations occurs.

Fragmental volcanic material becomes sorted in flight under the influence of gravity, particle size, and wind.

They concluded that sediments always become better sorted during transport, whereas the mean grain size and skewness vary with specific combination patterns (FB−: finer mean grain size, better sorting value, and greater negative skewness; or CB+: coarser mean grain size, better sorting value, and greater positive skewness).

She observes, "If families with children, particularly public school families, have become increasingly sorted by income across districts and neighborhoods, these contextual resources may be distributed more inequitably, which may result in increasingly unequal outcomes for children".

While we still retain the strongest 400 coexpressed genes from each multi-array, it becomes de-sorted when analyzing for frequency over different studies.

"Did ye get sorted?" "Aye," she says.

They generally get sorted one way or another".

Many people sometimes get sorted incorrectly.

These are states that used to be much more bipartisan on rural and farm politics but have now, much like the rest of the country, have become much more ideologically sorted and pure.

In other words, the increase of the PC1 value indicates that the sediment becomes finer, better sorted, and less gravely (Fig. 10); this means a selective decrease in coarser materials from grain-size distribution (Fig. 10).