Sentence examples for sorting from a from inspiring English sources

The sharing of cpDNA haplotypes between P. marginata and P. latifolia might be explained by reticulation or incomplete lineage sorting from a polymorphic ancestor [ 45, 46].

Rohit Karnik, an associate professor of mechanical engineering, is approaching cell sorting from a variety of directions.

However, our results and those of a prior study using a similar approach to investigate the dsDNA viral community by bulk sorting from a single 1 ml seawater sample are comparable in diversity with viromic studies with large sample volumes20.

Most of these studies provisionally eliminated lineage sorting from a polymorphic ancestor as an alternative explanation and documented the widespread occurrence of historical gene exchange between species.

Here we address cell sorting from a new perspective in which inertia is considered important.

It is possible that lineage sorting from a common ancestor would leave a misleading imprint of past hybridization.

Incomplete lineage sorting from an ancestral polymorphic gene pool could possibly be the cause of the mitochondrial polyphyly detected in E9 and E13.

A Tenomodulin positive (TNMD+) subpopulation of cells sorted from a crude population of human adipose stem cells (hASCs) previously identified as being prone to tenogenesis was selected for the magCSs patch construction.

Data is sorted from A to Z. (XLS 2 MB).

Are the problems sorted from a few weeks ago when some iPlayer downloads had the subtitles from completely different shows?

"There were a couple of problems with my feet, but I got that sorted from a top surgeon in London and this season I've started every game Inverness have had," he said.