Sentence examples for suggested to sort from inspiring English sources

In [ 6], it is suggested to sort columns by decreasing information content.

de Queiroz and Gauthier (1992) suggested to sort taxa according to the number of species contained in them: at each node, the taxon encompassing most species either described or estimated, excluding or including fossil ones is placed to the right of the smaller taxon (cf. Figs.  2b, c and 3).

In Kosakovsky Pond and Muse (2004), the authors suggest to sort nucleotide-based MSAs by site similarity to avoid redundant computations.

Some suggested to start sorting through items before moving plans are made or people fall sick or die in order to mitigate the emotional aspect of deciding what to keep.

Another pathway, suggested to modulate protein sorting in response to auxin, seemingly requires ROP-GTPase activity (Paciorek et al., 2005; Xu et al., 2010), while involvement of putative auxin receptor auxin binding protein 1 in auxin-controlled development has been seriously challenged very recently (Gao et al., 2015).

Sometimes, it is highly suggested to apply some sort of low-pass filtration as a first step in order to reduce the influence of the noise.

Cytochromes in bacteria are suggested to provide some sort of protection against chemical attacks from reactive species, such as reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, and allow survival and growth in oxygen-limited conditions [33].

Clathrin and the retromer complex are suggested to function in consecutive retrograde sorting steps on early endosomes (Popoff et al. 2007).

Furthermore, the high fidelity self-sorting suggested to us that the high affinity and selectivity observed for CB[6] would also be observed for CB[ n] homologues.

TRAM is structurally related to Mal and has therefore been suggested to function as a sorting adaptor, recruiting TRIF to TLR4 [ 42, 56].

Moreover, we show that relationships of the sort previously suggested to occur only among pair bonds outside of the primates (Dunbar & Schultz 2007) may also occur among unpaired ravens and provide additional support for convergent cognitive evolution in birds and mammals (Emery & Clayton 2004; Emery 2006).