Sentence examples for mixed with typical from inspiring English sources

They tend to be more astringent than the green ones, but chopped and mixed with typical salsa ingredients they make a stunning condiment: Norwich Meadows Farm has organic ones, $3.50 a pound; Oak Grove Plantation sells nonorganic for $2 a pound.

The combination of digitally processed guttural utterances mixed with typical sounds of nature, like chirping birds, seems to be a perfect counterpart to the imagery.

1,3-PD can be produced as the main product in this mixed culture with typical organic acids such as acetic and butyric acids as by-products.

Only one study in a mixed group of patients with typical and atypical reflux symptoms, some of whom also had chronic cough, found greater acid exposure in the proximal and distal oesophagus of chronic cough patients compared with those without cough [ 24]; but the average oesophageal acid exposure was still within normal limits.

Nevertheless, patients with mixed and typical symptoms of brain fever or saddleback fever, with low platelet counts and hematocrit values should provide immediate clinical care [ 3].

Four releases on the new Joyous Shout! label in 2006, to celebrate his 85th birthday, mixed fairly routine funky jazz with typical bursts of audacity (such as his jazz account of the Who's The Kids Are Alright), and he composed for and played with an expanded ensemble for the Twelve Tones of Love session in 2009.

In Figure 4 the cytokine concentrations in patients with typical, atypical, viral and mixed infections are compared with those in patients infected with unknown pathogens.

However, plants with intermediate morphology did not show evidence of mixed ancestry more often than the plants with typical diffuse knapweed morphology.

Though the reviews were mixed, with "not bad" being a typical comment, he was waved through unanimously.

Further, X. cauticinalis can display caulocystidia of the same distinctive shape as those of X. setulipes (though these are mixed with the other shapes more typical of the genus).

Approximately 36% of the energy in each diet was from fat, of which 70% was provided by canola oil or flaxseed oil mixed with canola oil or a typical Western diet.