There are competitions scheduled on each of the next nine days, but if ever there were a reason for reshuffling or condensing the program, it would seem to be the need to mourn and process the death of an athlete.
The derived preference for SREs therefore arose by reshuffling the protein's relative affinities among high- and moderate-affinity targets, rather than by radically increasing affinity for DNA sequences that were previously bound very poorly.
Once a year, the Office for National Statistics reshuffles the list of goods it uses to work out if prices are going up, down or sideways.
Other issues like a disruptive passenger or an inoperative television screen might provide justification for reshuffling passengers on-board.
To have a benchmark for comparison, we reshuffled the roles variable for each of the schemes (1,000 permutations), and calculated the mean number of RTs and mentions for the randomized data.
Adding greater weight to patient choice, for example, might reshuffle the rankings.
He also reiterated his demand for Corbyn to reshuffle the shadow cabinet to give greater weight to MPs with social democratic rather than socialist views.
Fortunately, sufficient days remain for Republicans to reshuffle the deck, to relegate Trump's rampaging to the nation's mental attic, and to recognize in Christie a serious political talent.
The government, though, was quick to take the right action by promising to create 50,000 jobs, provide aid for registered job seekers, reshuffle the cabinet, improve the social welfare system and allow citizens more say.
The move also promised to reshuffle the landscape for reproductive rights in the United States, setting the stage for a bitter political and legal struggle that could affect generations of women.
