The phrase "a mixture of low" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a combination of low elements, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The recipe calls for a mixture of low-fat yogurt and cream to achieve the desired texture."
Alternatives: "a blend of low" or "a combination of low".
"A mixture of low self-esteem and aggression, aided by money" is how he describes her behavior in his first few pages; "essentially selfish," he continues, and states as categorical "her inability to give anything in return for what she took".
A mixture of low methoxy pectin and alginate made it possible to obtain very firm structured fruits using acid pulps.
The second system consists of Li exchanged hectorite clay in a mixture of low molar mass carbonates.
On T2-weighted imaging, they contain a mixture of low and high signal components reflecting the osseous and fibrous components, respectively [6].
Natural gas is a mixture of low molecular weight hydrocarbon gases that can be generated from either fossil or anthropogenic resources.
A mixture of low grade industrial oils such as acidic crude palm oil (ACPO) and sludge palm oil (SPO) was used for biodiesel production.
These complexes will have a mixture of low-income and market-rate tenants; such a mix of income levels is largely untested in this city.
A mixture of low-key dancing and deliberately overwrought acting, it sets out from the first to exhibit its own artfulness.
Gov. Jon Corzine recently unveiled a plan to construct 100,000 affordable homes and apartments over the next 10 years using a mixture of low-cost mortgages, tax incentives and housing vouchers.
The first is the fact that human intelligence is based on a mixture of low-level and high-level mechanisms.
As the green roof substrate is the main component to alter the quality of runoff, this investigation raises the possibility of using a mixture of low-cost inorganic materials to develop a green roof substrate.
