If random weak signals above noise generated the tight correlations, the internal controls would have been intermingled with cluster b FBX genes.
Government and agricultural industry officials are scrambling to stem a drop in corn exports to Japan and South Korea after the disclosure that some corn grown in the United States has been intermingled with StarLink, a genetically engineered corn approved for use in the United States for animal feed but not for food.
Two distinct forms of desire — the carnal type and the kind that involves granite countertops — have been known to intermingle, but perhaps never more so than now.
Ms. Von D pointed out that fine art, commerce and self-adornment have long been intermingled in culture.
The autosomal genome is a composite of DNA fragments that have been inherited from multiple ancestors and intermingled by meiotic recombination.
One has to wonder how different the Björk show would have been had the work been allowed to intermingle and simmer together, doing justice to the often-brilliant way that Bjork's work marries audio and visual, colors and textures.
In contrast, there has been less intermingling between Caucasian and American Indian populations on the northern plains, and a larger percentage of the Billings Area population includes individuals with full-blooded American Indian ancestry.
Similar intermingling had been reported in human prostate and testis from HIV-1 infected individuals [87].
It has been well documented that the intermingling of swine and fowl in the same pen violates good biosecurity practices and increases the risk of interspecies influenza transmission [ 25, 27, 28].
The slow movement of continents has been used to explain both the isolation and intermingling of populations.
South Korea's anticommunism appeared mainly as a state ideology while anticommunism elsewhere has been officially or unofficially initiated and supported by political parties and social forces intermingled with fascism, liberalism, or social democracy.
