Sentence examples similar to a mix up from from inspiring English sources

As blood gas is a mix up of oxygen delivered both from the ECMO and from the native lung, monitoring the native lung during ECMO is very scanty.

Under the haze of the polluted sky, the race took place in the 18-degree Celsius (64 Fahrenheit) temperature with a mix-up from the start.

Fossil fuels and nuclear power now provide a fifth of the energy mix, up from 6% in 2000.

However, falling costs meant renewables accounted for 8.5% of the global electricity mix, up from 7.8% in 2012.

For instance, Obokata had previously admitted to using images from her doctoral thesis in the Nature papers by mistake; Murotani explained today that the images did not come directly from the thesis, but rather resulted from a mix-up of PowerPoint slides.

Due to a mix-up of frequencies, an oration from a nearby funeral service briefly sounded down the loudspeakers at North Marine Road yesterday.

Four of Vancouver's six penalties were assessed to the agitator Alexandre Burrows, who was given an extra roughing penalty from a mix-up with Patrice Bergeron behind the Bruins' net at the end of the second period.

The Championships made their Odyssey bow in 2003 and, apart from a mix-up over dates which led to the event reverting to Nenagh in 2005, have been staged in Belfast every year since then.

Not even a mix-up with the substitutions could detract from the All Blacks' performance.

Some say it is so common that they can recognize a mix-up has occurred from just the first flickers of dismay flashing across a passenger's face.

Eventually, James produced a surprise: a Gatorade bottle in which he had mixed up from scratch an authentic margarita.