Sentence examples for intermingling of fibers from inspiring English sources

The intermingling of fibers from trigeminal afferents with those from cervical inputs, especially those of C2, underpins the phenotype of many primary headaches, including migraine (24).

On the sixteenth day after injury (Fig. 4a; Fig. 5a) the granulation margins in the EL were less distinguishable due to intermingling of new collagen fibers with uninjured fibers.

Background context: The ligaments consist of collagen bands intermingled with elastic fibers that support hundreds of pounds of stress per square inch.

And the intermingling of faiths came with complications.

Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.

But the intermingling of intolerance and complacency has enabled it.

This subtle intermingling of tone was one of the strengths of Cold Feet.

The contemporary Tumbuka are the offspring of a complex intermingling of people of diverse origins.

This intermingling of nature and industry is a theme that wends its way through the show.

"The intermingling of civics and politics has weakened the legacy," he said in a telephone interview.

These results suggest a tight Puritanical intermingling of work, sex and morality in the American mind.