The phrase "a mixed profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different characteristics, qualities, or elements in a person, object, or situation.
Example: "The candidate presented a mixed profile of skills, including both technical expertise and strong interpersonal abilities."
Alternatives: "a diverse background" or "a varied profile."
Mr. Winger said that New Jersey had a mixed profile on electoral participation.
2.2 Sample mix up issue The first and the fore most step in suspicion of a mixed profile if any is to evaluate the DNA profile to its entirety.
Samples from unknown risk factor patients displayed a mixed profile, with hypermethylation of several of these promoters, probably reflecting their heterogeneous origin (Figure 3 and Table S3).
Finally, the genes RARA, RARB, PPARA, ESRRB, TR2, COUP-TFI, COUP-TFII, EAR2, ESRRA, MR, NURR1, NOR1 and LRH1 show a mixed profile of up- and down-regulation (Fig. S1) and most of them do not significantly change their expression level, when comparing pre-adipocytes and differentiated adipocytes (Fig. 1A).
Of 35 isolates resistant at fifth month, 10 lacked the WT2, while 23 had a mixed profile for A16G, of which 1 had a mixed profile even for T8A.
Of the remainder, 4 were onset isolates with katG mutations, of which 2 showed a mixed profile.
Iron and steel producers (22.7), with five highly ranked SDGs, have a somewhat mixed profile compared to these other industries.
This demographic characteristic may underscore a possible selection bias effect, for which older patients could have more brain and systemic comorbidities influencing the cognitive profile towards a mixed amnestic/dysexecutive profile.
Indeed, it is possible to allocate some specific tumors to such a class of genomic profiles and for example, tumor number 83 in our series showed a simplex profile with only a 1q gain and 11q and 16 q losses as sole rearrangements, tumor number 43 showed a typical complex sawtooth profile, and tumor number 100 a mixed amplifier profile.
Individuals were considered eligible for inclusion if they were aged 18 65, met ROME III [ 27] criteria for a diagnosis of IBS with symptoms being present for > 6 months and reported a constipation element to their symptom profile (either constipation predominant or a mixed symptom profile).
The study focussed on IBS which included constipation as a feature (either constipation predominant or mixed profile), which accounts for approximately 75% of the IBS population, based on preliminary data on the value of probiotics in this sub group [ 24].
