Sentence examples for which regroups from inspiring English sources

The first GntR subfamily, which regroups 40%% of GntR-like regulators, is called FadR.

This can easily be done via MotIV's combine method, which regroups multiple motifs based on a set of filters.

Bishop Dhiloraj is also the current Chairperson of the National Christian Council of Sri Lanka which regroups all the mainline protestant churches in the country.

The UN Iraq is composed of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and the United Nations Country Team (UNCT), which regroups the 20 UN agencies currently operating in Iraq.

Intuitively, a querying graph is an undirected graph which regroups all the entities (abstract and concrete) and the links (between concrete or abstract entities) necessary to compute all the alternative queries from an intermediate query.

We here describe an updated analysis of the epiplasmin family of the ciliate P. tetraurelia, which regroups 51 proteins and attempt to correlate protein structure information obtained from Hydrophobic Cluster Analysis (HCA) [ 10] with both gene expression level and similarity tree analysis.

His recent re-emergence at public meetings has come amid reports of setbacks suffered by the armed Islamist movement, which regrouped under the banner of al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) at the end of 2006.

The Shock, which regrouped from a 28-point home loss in Game 2 on Saturday, can wrap up the best-of-five series and its third W.N.B.A. title since 2003 with a victory in Game 4 Thursday night in Phoenix.

In France, since 1983, there are investment clubs such as CIGALES (Nouvel 2004; Taupin and Glemain 2006; Russo 2007) which regroup investors who want to make alternative use of their solidarity savings in local projects.

No, it didn't end racism per se, which regrouped "legally" around a bloated prison-industrial complex, but it woke the nation up and created an enduring legacy of nonviolent, human-rights-based change.

Unorthodox adaptations have included a late 1950s recording conducted by Leonard Bernstein of his own edition which regrouped and reordered the numbers into a "Christmas section" and an "Easter section".