Sentence examples for intermixing so that from inspiring English sources

In the subheading "SeMeCos reveal composition dynamics in response to nutritional changes", the authors state that: "These findings are hence consistent with the notion that metabolic cooperation prevents population intermixing, so that cooperation partners within the colony retain close proximity to prevent diffusion of the exchanged metabolite".

The two call variants were randomly intermixed, so that for each call presentation there was a probability of 0.9 for the common and 0.1 for the rare call to occur.

Reminding intermixes stimuli so that learners can compare and contrast between different pairs of proverbs, while the comparison process reduces the likelihood that learners compare across pairs.

It was found that in the near-surface region of the powder metallurgical targets the arc process substantially contributes to the intermixing of the species, so that the worn powder metallurgical targets resemble the cast targets in worn state.

Racanelli believes that, if done very gradually, it might work for some of the aquarium's dolphins, perhaps by intermixing them with wild dolphins, so that the captive ones could learn survival behaviors.

Each pair of stimuli was learned individually, then they were presented randomly intermixed within the test session so that performance had to be guided by the strategy associated with each object rather than a specific sequence of choices of individual objects.

In the final version of the task the stimulus pairs were presented randomly intermixed within the test session so that performance had to be guided by the strategies associated with the objects rather than a specific sequence of choices of particular objects.

Thus SICI was assessed at interstimulus intervals of 2 and 3 ms, whereas ICF was assessed at 10 and 15 ms. These conditions were randomly intermixed and presented 10 times each, so that a total of 50 trials were performed in each experiment.

Instead, its rapid spread is due to "insufficient" control efforts, and a "large intermixing" population that has transported the virus across borders and between rural and urban areas.

It was found that also this organelle participates to the complex framework of subcellular intermixing activities that lead to CD95/Fas-triggered apoptosis.

Importantly, these NHP populations are not isolated from one another; they are dynamic and overlapping so that they can potentially intermix.