Sentence examples for sweep often from inspiring English sources

While he said he thought that the film would still do well in the United States, he suggested that it might have lacked the epic sweep often desired by the motion picture academy's panels.

When the Boys of 2nd Street Park graduated from basketball to drugs in the 1960's -- when they started dropping acid and smoking weed and surrendering to a bliss they'd never previously known -- they were following an imperative that swept, often with tragic results, through young people from every group and every region in America.

By the late 18th century, however, children were specially employed at the factories and mines and as chimney sweeps, often working long hours in dangerous jobs for low pay.

Selective sweeps often cause distortions in the observed allele frequency spectrum at a given genomic region [ 96– 96].

The concept of recurrent selective sweeps (often termed arms race dynamics) consists of two steps: the de novo appearance of a beneficial allele (e.g., by mutation or immigration) and its subsequent spread through the population to fixation (i.e., the selective sweep).

Yet, though Mr. Martin's music had tensile strength, declamatory sweep and often poignant lyricism, it did not always captivate the ear.

The adaptation of an application to run as a parameter sweep is often a non-trivial task – as in this case.

In addition, to the migrants, who have long suffered from the vagaries of political movements that have swept through and often swept up the countryside, calls for political upheaval are taken with a grain of salt.

In addition to detecting selective sweeps, one often wants to know the strength of selection that drove the sweep (Macpherson et al. 2007; Hernandez et al. 2011; Sattath et al. 2011).

These hard sweeps are often assumed to start from a novel mutation.

Security officials say sweeps are often intended to disrupt possible plots and break up extremist networks even if there is too little evidence to charge suspects.