Sentence examples for sweeps because of from inspiring English sources

Immigration officials have vowed more sweeps because of state and local sanctuary laws aimed at shielding those who are here illegally.

He missed a start in the second game of Friday's doubleheader sweep because of a migraine.

The Rays didn't sweep because of second baseman Elliot Johnson's seventh-inning throwing error, which directly resulted in two Yankees runs that proved the difference in the game.

The expansion of this LD block in cultivars from the rest of the world appears to be a hitchhiking effect rather than a selective sweep because of the narrow genetic diversity.

Investors were clearly reacting to the news of Alwaleed's detention in the anti-corruption sweep, because independent of recent events, the company announced third quarter profits of $66 million and a 76% increase in revenue.

For example, diversity is not necessarily reduced in the vicinity of the adaptive locus in a soft sweep because a larger proportion of the ancestral variation present prior to the onset of selection is preserved (Innan and Kim 2004; Przeworski et al. 2005; Pennings and Hermisson 2006b; Burke 2012; Peter et al. 2012).

We don't talk about the sweep because it's kind of a curse.

The conventional view is that evolutionary change is generally mediated by a favorable mutation in a gene that then washes through the whole population, a process called a hard sweep because all other versions of the gene are brushed away.

It noted many examples of arbitrary and unlawful immigration crackdowns, of crime sweeps initiated not because of crime, but because the office had received reports of people with "dark skin" or speaking Spanish.

These sweeps targeted locations "because of complaints by non-Latino residents that there are Latinos in those areas".

The main point of the present study is that even in such an ecologically and genetically cohesive population, gene-specific selective sweeps can occur because of NFDS.