Sentence examples for admixture with other from inspiring English sources
Colour varies by hue, the actual colour from the colour wheel; by value, the strength of the colours, bright or pale; the tone or grayness, how pure they are or how grayed by admixture with other colours; by the way that light and shade play on them; and by the texture, smooth or rough, of the surface they are on.
Furthermore, unlike other monotheistic religions, the Druze tenets strictly close their religion to new adherents, thus forbidding admixture with other populations.
At the global scale, the complex genetic makeup of the HLA bears the marks of the history of each population [7], including several waves of migration [8], different levels of admixture with other populations [9], and changes in their effective population size [10].
Although the Druze represent a small percentage of the total population of the countries of the Near East in which they reside, their concentration in mountainous districts has produced a compact social structure, resulting in a nearly exclusive majority in some geographical regions, and therefore a low frequency of admixture with other populations.
All three strains display mosaic genomes, reflecting recent admixture with other distinct lineages through infrequent mating.
In South America and South Africa, invasive populations bear no trace of genetic admixture with other sources.
Such differences could make a definitive compound identification difficult and this is specifically true if admixtures with other organics or minerals are present and band overlaps or interferences are observed.
The three divergent wild subpopulations were located at the geographical extremes of the species range, while the wild relatives most closely related to O. sativa were located across S. Asia, continental SE Asia, and southern China and shared significant levels of admixture with each other and with O. sativa.
The samples showed no evidence of admixture with each other.
Like the European population, the Asian population showed admixture with most other groups.
Safety climate may in fact represent the admixture of safety interacting with other organisational tasks and priorities.
