Cause and effect become jumbled.
Traditional Kuwaiti political roles became jumbled.
In attempting to catalog his prints and negatives, Alfred finds that the images have become jumbled in time and place.
It makes sense that Hoffmann's stories would become jumbled in his mind, and in his telling.
The more often cells divided, the more likely that letters of their genetic code become jumbled, leading to an increased cancer risk.
Mr. Albrecht said this was very unlikely, but could happen if the stacks of pellets slumped over and became jumbled together on the floor of the storage pool.
At the center of the roll, paper fibres tend to arrange themselves in an orderly matrix; nearer the edges, they become jumbled.
The more often cells divide, the more likely it is that letters of their genetic code will become jumbled, leading to an increased cancer risk.
No matter what the disease or the tissue, cells undergoing apoptosis have very distinct characteristics the electrical profile of their membrane changes, the cells become more acidic, and lipids in the membrane lose their rigid order and become jumbled.
But they cautioned that it was difficult, when dealing with riverbed deposits, to be sure that artifacts had not become jumbled out of their true place, and thus time, in the geologic layers.
Professors Schwartz and Wechsler tried to take a fresh look at state criminal law, which over time had tended to become jumbled, confused and full of contradictions, and set out a clear and consistent framework to which all laws should conform.
