The phrase "a mixed way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that combines different elements or styles.
Example: "The project was completed in a mixed way, incorporating both traditional techniques and modern technology."
Alternatives: "a blended approach" or "a hybrid method".
In early embryonic development, during the blastocyst formation in mice, cell fate specification of epiblast and primitive endoderm cells occurs in a spatially mixed way, followed by their active segregation into distinct domains (Morris et al. 2010).
Individuals interact in a fully-mixed way, with each interaction between a potential member and a member resulting in the potential member becoming a member with probability β′, and each interaction between a member and an ex-member resulting in the member becoming an ex-member with probability δ1′; members also "spontaneously" become ex-members with probability δ2′.
For electrophysiological data, statistical significance was assessed using paired t-tests or a Wilcoxon test in Prism 6.0, or a mixed two-way ANOVA in SAS 9.3 (SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC).
RT-PCR data were analyzed by a mixed one-way ANOVA.
Additionally, we described the stability by intraclass correlation coefficients in a mixed two-way effects model.
Seeking under punishment was analysed with a mixed two-way anova with group as the between-subjects measure and session as the within-subject measure.
The eye movement parameters (saccades per second and saccade amplitude) were assessed separately using a mixed two-way GLM ANOVA with the images (trials) representing repeated measures.
A General Linear Model (GLM) was used to perform a mixed two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) to assess the eye movement parameters using SPSS 18 (IBM Corporation, Somers, NY, USA).
Mixed-ability classes, but nobody teaching in a mixed-ability way".
Mixed-ability classes, but nobody teaching in a mixed-ability way". His first headship was at St Bonaventure's, a boys' Catholic school in Newham, east London.
