The reasons for seeking health care and for their choice of a specific provider were a heterogeneous mix of arguments.
"An evening with the Hebberoys offered a Roman Empire-style mix of art, argument, interesting flavors and remarkable booze.
The comedy writer and performer Jon Holmes's recent Guardian blog about the Sachsgate row attracted the usual mix of reasoned argument, vitriol and personal abuse - with the latter very much favoured.
Or the same message, clothed in different symbols different mixes of sober argument and "casual" humour, different proportions of patriotic, ethnic, and religious rationalizations, different mixes of truth and the "noble lie," different proportions of propaganda and coercion can be tested on comparable samples.
Each lawsuit relies on some mix of the following arguments: The order implicitly singles out Muslims for restrictions, violating the First Amendment.
The conversation is typical of chat rooms everywhere, a mix of boasting, questions, political arguments and opinions on the game itself.
Willie and Al may be vaudeville characters; but, in their arguments and their mix of dependence and open hostility, they resemble many old couples fighting off the fear of mortality.
> library CNVassoc) > data dataMLPA) > CNV <- cnv(x = dataMLPA$Gene2, threshold.0 = 0.01, mix.method = "mixdist") The peak intensities of gene 2 are assumed to follow a mixture of normal distributions, and the method used to estimate this distribution is specified by the mix.method argument.
To do that, we would need to employ our usual mix of argument, intuition and experience.
Several schools of argument have arisen.
