Sentence examples for by sorting them into from inspiring English sources

We propose that AP-3 and AP-1 directly select transmembrane proteins and target them to axon and dendrite, respectively, by sorting them into distinct vesicle pools.

To the medieval eye, he argues, the distinction between figure and ground was crucial: viewers were trained to read images by sorting them into layers of background and foreground.

For users that manually manage their photos by sorting them into folders, this is a very welcome change.

Its $99 desktop software application called Grokker creates a colorful knowledge map out of raw masses of data by sorting them into themed silos.

If you have taken all the books out, start off by sorting them into series, say if you had the full Harry Potter series you would make sure they stayed together; You could even put them in order.

Cleanse the cards by sorting them out into their suits and then piling them back together.

Together, these observations established that one of the functions of the ESCRT machinery is to target ubiquitinated transmembrane proteins for lysosomal degradation by sorting them at endosomes into ILVs, which then are exposed to degradative hydrolytic enzymes when late endosomes fuse with lysosomes.

Piffard and Salgado look through a series of photographs of Antarctica taken by Salgado, sorting them into "Yes" and "No" piles… Writer tells about accompanying Salgado on the ice-breaking Yacht Tara for a trip from Ushuaia in Argentina to the Antarctic Peninsula where Salgado was taking pictures for his "Genesis" project.

The later Mohists also seem to have taken this as their primary focus, since as we saw above they explain both perceptual knowledge and understanding as an ability to match names with things by describing them (A5) or sorting them into kinds (A6).

Subsequently, a coded ("blinded") histopathological assessment for a given organ was performed by inverting all slides and then sorting them into groups using criteria established in the uncoded examination.

Vocational education not only separated students by gender but also sorted them into tracks that tended to reinforce the differential treatment of students based on class and race.