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The researchers cooled several types of lab-grown human fat cells brown, white and "beige" (white adipose tissue with some brown cells mixed in)—to temperatures between 27˚ and 39˚C for four hours, eight hours, or up to ten days.
We often have chargrilled courgettes, again with lemon juice, mixed in to large main course salads.
You can be sure that there are tears mixed in to those watercolors.
Some genuine coins were mixed in to fool inspectors, who make spot checks of redeemed coins.
But there were enough criminals and drunkards mixed in to give the entire state's contribution a bad reputation.
The combination — with pickled leeks and confitted chickpeas mixed in, to boot — is weird and exciting and new.
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The amino acid substitution model was set to mixed in order to reduce assumptions prior to analysis.
Animals of different gender were not mixed in order to avoid aggressions, similar to those found in previous studies [ 13, 15, 16, 19, 20].
300 μL of acidic isopropanol (0.04 NHCl in isopropanol) were then added to each well and mixed in order to dissolve the dark blue crystals of formazan.
Then, 5 ml of bacterial suspension of each strain was added to the RW samples and completely mixed in order to make uniform samples.
Performance of past processes in terms of this criterion was rated as mixed in relation to internal stakeholders and lacking with respect to external stakeholders.
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