It's a heavy undertaking because of the security needed for an open event where Olympians and dignitaries are intermingling with spectators and local residents.
It is still unknown however, to what extent their genetic pool intermingled with and was 'diluted' by the arrival of newcomers.
The search was complicated by layers of concrete from the collapsed bridge intermingling with victims and vehicles in the swiftly flowing muddy river, the officials said.
Some tumours demonstrated SV40T-BPH1 crossingossing the kidney tumour margin and intermingling with kidney tubules, and these were classified as invasive (Fig. 3A).
It mixes the old and the new, with modern infrastructure and conveniences intermingling with historic structures and reminders of the country's colonial past.
It is full of air and well-worn sounds; flutes and banjos intermingle with guitars and the sweet, ambiguous vocals of Droste and Daniel Rossen.
Even if we restrict ourselves to consideration of the implications for UK science, the facts remain gelatinous, and intermingled with opinion and gut-feeling.
By lunchtime we were properly into coding, with the sound of typing intermingling with odd curses and yells of joy depending on success rates.
The first, "Castles," from 2004, to Prokofiev's Waltz Suite, Opus 110, was classic Varone, with sections for the full company of eight intermingling with duets, trios, and quartets.
By P7, most of the germ cells had finished the outward migration, resulting in the large round spermatogonia intermingling with the smaller and irregularly shaped Sertoli cells adjacent to the basement membrane.
