Sentence examples for extensively intermingled from inspiring English sources

In the laterocaudal area (e.g., Fig. 1B, Ect), Nurr1-mRNA-positive cells were found both in layers 5 and 6 to a similar extent and extensively intermingled with the RORbeta-mRNA-positive cells (Fig. 2, panel f').

The different populations of marker-labeled cells were extensively intermingled.

Retrotransposons are extensively intermingled with satDNAs and both sequence types mark functional parts of some plant centromeres (Ma et al. 2007).

According to Xu et al. (2008), ophthalmic and maxillomandibular placode precursors "are initially extensively intermingled with each other, with otic and geniculate (the first epibranchial) precursors, and with epidermal precursors".

By 379, however, when foreigners had already intermingled extensively with the rest of the army, both among the troops and in all ranks of the officer corps, Theodosius did no more than many of his predecessors to encourage this process.

Dominant types were isolated from adjacent points that covered an area of up to 6.8 m2 of the study plot, and ISSR types were intermingled extensively.

The most comprehensive genetic study to date concludes that Native Americans descend from at least three groups of ancestors from Asia, although these groups intermingled extensively once in the New World.

The centromeric pattern of methylation consisting of unmethylated CENP-B binding sites intermingled with extensively methylated regions is important for these functions since aberrant DNA methylation or 5-azadC treatment disrupts binding of CENP-B to these loci and alters its distribution (Miniou et al. 1997; Mitchell et al. 1996; Okada et al. 2007; Tanaka et al. 2005).

"We all intermingled.

The staffs will be intermingled.

The motifs are varied and freely intermingled.