Sentence examples similar to may be shuffling from inspiring English sources

A large number of Medicaid recipients may be shuffled into managed care.

Preferably two packs are used so that one may be shuffled while the other is being dealt.

Each group of anchors is internally free from rearrangement, but the order of groups may be shuffled from one genome to another.

Furthermore, the CRM regions may be shuffled in evolution and cannot be aligned with their true orthologous CRM regions in multiple genome alignments.

Analysis of biosynthetic operons in metabolic pathways shows that genes are sometimes grouped and sometimes spread out (Shi & Falkowski, 2008), while their order within an operon may be shuffled in different genomes (Parsot, 1986).

But this is a zombie drama, and the girl in question is already very much dead, even though she may still be shuffling around.

"I have deep belief in the power of individual creativity," he continues, "but what that creativity may involve is shuffling a very familiar deck, spotting the potential in something that other people regard as banal.

As a result, genes close together on a chromosome may not always be shuffled away from each other and genes that are close together tend to be inherited together, a phenomenon known as linkage.

At a certain point in his political development, all of these policies and positions may simply have become words to be shuffled around.

The franchise may have stolen its title from a 1950s B-flick; its characters may have been shuffled around and its organisation may have been chaotic.

Lineups will be shuffled around.