Sentence examples for first assortment from inspiring English sources

After three months, Israeli authorities will exchange their first assortment for 12 others, including a Deuteronomy parchment that contains the Ten Commandments.

The first assortment step effectively fractions the sequence reads into two subsets: ones that can be uniquely mapped and ones that cannot.

Second, assortment may be the consequence of intra-sexual competition [ 18], so that only the larger winning individual is able to choose its mating partner.

First, an assortment of progressive outsiders influenced Gandhi's ideas and methods.

First, independent assortment and recombination in the nuclear genome cause different loci to have distinct genealogical histories and therefore varying levels of diversity under neutrality, thereby potentially impeding the detection of selection.

A local proprietor, H. Labensky, could boast, in an advertisement, that "to keep a first-class assortment of the finest Groceries, Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Clothing and Footwear, I have built the largest store in town".

Second, as assortment proceeds it produces subclones that contain different number of alleles.

Second, after assortment by size, large signals (ø ≥ 10 mm) were found to occur only in the CNS group while small signals (ø < 10 mm) occurred in both the CNS and non-CNS groups with no significant difference in frequency.

This is the first time this motley assortment of far-right extremists have gained seats in Parliament; as for what they are like, one of their spokesmen the other day threw a glass of water over one woman, then hit another one three times, all on live tv, before then going into hiding to avoid an arrest warrant.

In the first gallery an assortment of illuminated manuscripts — psalters, gospels, epistles and a Bible or two — trace the liberation of drawing from its subservient role in richly colored illuminated texts.

The band sounds especially vital on the third disc, an assortment of radio air checks that benefits greatly from the sterling contribution of Frank Sinatra.