Sentence examples for close intermingling from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there is increasing appreciation that kisspeptin may also act at the level of the GnRH nerve terminals, where there is close intermingling between kisspeptin and GnRH fibers at the level of the median eminence evident in many species including the goat [22], sheep [40] and rhesus monkey (27).

The fighting was so heavy that parts of the Division Reserve were committed and the destroyer USS McKee was unable to provide close fire support, as the Japanese and Marines were so closely intermingled.

Macrophages and astrocytes were commonly closely intermingled.

Folding and intermingling of chromosomes has the potential of bringing close to each other loci that are very distant genomically or even on different chromosomes.

It's what researchers and foresters call the wildland-urban interface: areas where naturally fire-prone wilderness areas such as forests and shrublands are close to, or even intermingled with, housing developments, neighbourhoods or even – as in the case of Fort McMurray – entire cities.

"Chaos" moves at a constant dogtrot, adeptly intermingling its elements.

"We think intermingling features is essential on mobile," she adds.

Even in urban zones, wild vegetation is intermingled with settlements, and close contact with rural areas allows the circulation of Oligoryzomys longicaudatus.

The segregation of nucleoli is characterized by the separation of the nucleolar components that remain close to each other but no longer intermingle (Fig.  2Be h) (for reviews see Hadjiolov 1985; Hernandez-Verdun and Junéra 1995; Scheer and Benavente 1990).

In the pitch darkness, the two warship forces intermingled before opening fire at unusually close quarters.

The Tunner Spring area consists of open grassland and few thickets in between whereas Handajega is an open savannah intermingled with open woodlands and very close to human settlement.