Sentence examples for intermingled with some from inspiring English sources
American officials have said that Pankisi has served as a base for dozens of Islamic militants, as well as hundreds of Chechen fighters intermingled with some 4,000 Chechen refugees who fled Russia's second war in Chechnya in 1999.
From Sixteenth to Eighteenth, intermingled with some estimable families, is a dangerous criminal class".
The surface-lining enterocytes were intermingled with some cells strongly immunostained for fls485 protein and morphologically characterized by an apical nucleus and baso-lateral cytoplasm with infranuclear granules characteristic for chromaffin cells.
Tetraploids and diploids were highly intermingled within species, and some tetraploids intermingled with the other species, as well.
In contrast, moderate expression of cytokeratins was found in LM38-HP spheroids, and some cells, intermingled with negative ones, were positive for cytokeratin 14 (Fig. 4) or for α-SMA (data not shown).
Specific infectious diseases are described in detail, although some diseases are intermingled with syndromes in one section, and additional diseases and disorders are listed alphabetically in another.
On first sniff it shows off some sweet, cakey malt intermingled with lemon notes and spicy hops.
Many Igbo are now Christians, some practicing a syncretic version of Christianity intermingled with indigenous beliefs.
Retrotransposons are extensively intermingled with satDNAs and both sequence types mark functional parts of some plant centromeres (Ma et al. 2007).
I love being intermingled with the commerce".
City people intermingled with country folk.
