Sentence examples for frequent mixed from inspiring English sources

This is the first detailed study of watershed-scale changes in overstory vegetation within a landscape transitioning from a fire suppressed condition to frequent, mixed severity wildfires.

One should consider the frequent mixed tumour histology in this disease.

For C. trachomatis to recombine regularly there must be frequent mixed infections with sufficient organisms to allow individual cells to be invaded.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that lack of immunological cross-protection at the subtype level in avian species allows frequent mixed infections in wild bird populations and provide novel insights into the evolutionary dynamics of avian influenza viruses.

However, our HL findings of more frequent mixed cellularity (MC) than nodular sclerosing (NS) among cases with CHL, were not in agreement with reports from other countries were NS is reportedly more common [ 39, 40] although other reports seem to concur with our current findings [ 11, 41, 42].

In the summer the fieldfare frequents mixed woodland of birch, alder, pine, spruce and fir, often near marshes, moorland or other open ground.

Four of these species were also the most frequent in mixed forests (N. betuloides, N. pumilio, C. lessonii and R. geoides).

Bitches were of different breeds, the most frequent being mixed breed dogs (n = 9), Jack Russell terriers (n = 3), Boxers (n = 2) and dachshunds (n = 2).

Individuals with ED also had more variability in manic symptoms than those without ED (p = .03), but the ED group did not have more severe or frequent mania or mixed symptoms.

It should be noted that some authors have recommended against the use of monotherapy with metronidazole because of the frequent occurrence of mixed infection with other oral flora [14].

In this study, we have defined several previously underappreciated aspects of enteric HAdV infection, including an extremely high prevalence of viral shedding, a high rate of serological immunity to "rare" serotypes, the frequent occurrence of mixed infections, and several new adenoviral serotypes.