Sentence examples for order for grouping from inspiring English sources

Clans have been proposed as a higher order for grouping CYPs, defining as groups of CYP families that consistently cluster together on phylogenetic trees (Nelson 2006a).

A higher order for grouping P450 genes, called the clan has been proposed and applied to studies of P450s from different kingdoms.

Clans have been proposed as a higher order for grouping CYP families that consistently cluster together on phylogenetic trees (Nelson 2006a).

We directly performed exhaustive comparative analysis to obtain the most likely order for groups with less than eight loci.

For example, in order for groups to be truly cooperative, they must have some degree of positive interdependence among group members, and there must also be a strong individual accountability component in assignments.

At Manny's, a prominent deli in Chicago, the owner, Dan Raskin, says he has seen an increase in catering break-fast meals, with many orders for groups of 50 to 60 people.

Sasabune wants you to know this right off, so there's a sign outside the front door that unfurls a litany of negativity: children discouraged from sitting at sushi bar, no à-la-carte ordering for groups larger than four, and certainly none of those colorful sushi rolls that have migrated even into supermarket salad bars.

Sabeti explained that orders for groups at work represent a higher price per delivery made than single customer orders, and that means higher-end restaurants are willing to spend their time cooking to fulfill orders that come through ZeroCater, versus take-out ordering sites such as Grubhub.

She said: "What we are proposing is a bill which will have certain measures within it, measures such as introducing banning orders for groups and disruption orders for individuals, for those who are out there actively trying to promote this hatred and intolerance which can lead to division in our society and undermines our British values.

This method estimates the shortest linear map by simulating different gene orders for groups of loci in a progressive manner and saving only the shortest orders.

He believes there is a limited pool of rights and that one group must surrender some in order for another group to gain some.