Sentence examples for mixing of distinct from inspiring English sources

Combining data across these populations gives a greater power to the analysis, but also results in mixing of distinct and heterogeneous patient groups.

Hybridization can act as a stimulus to invasion (Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000; Schierenbeck and Ellstrand 2009) and occurs on a continuum from the combining of largely reproductively isolated genomes to the mixing of distinct populations within a species.

We suspect that the greater degree of mixing of distinct populations in our study might reconcile these findings, since slowly recombining regions will tend toward loss of diversity within, and increased differentiation among, populations.

By contrast, smoky Scottish salmon with puffy wheat toast and celery root rémoulade ($8.50) is a smart mix of distinct, enticing flavors.

Managing wildlife in the United States involves a complex mix of distinct, shared and overlapping jurisdictions between states, tribes and the federal government.

Although these co-dominant sequences likely represent intra-genomic variants within the rDNA of a single symbiont lineage (little variation in relative band intensity was observed) [ 66], it cannot be excluded that some of the profiles may represent a mix of distinct Symbiodinium types.

Clonal architecture analyses as previously performed for acute lymphoblastic leukemia single cells (Anderson et al., 2011; Navin et al., 2011) are difficult to perform for solid tumors that are a tight mix of distinct SPs and various fractions of non-neoplastic cells.

They propose that the eastern and western sides of the core differ in the extent of mixing of these distinct structures, and suggest their results account for the dynamic eastward drift of the core through time.

Within both ant-fungus and ant-bacterium mutualisms, mixing of genetically distinct strains can lead to antagonistic interactions (i.e., competitive conflict), which may prevent the ants from rearing multiple strains of either of the mutualistic symbionts within individual colonies.

The observation that host-symbiont switches are frequent, at least on an evolutionary time scale, indicates situations where the reproductive interests of the ants and fungi are decoupled and where mixing of genetically distinct fungus clones may incur competition [cf. 5] [6; 32].

Content mixing of two distinct compartments the lysosome and the phagosome, with its lipid-rich/insoluble contents could require an initial degradative process to break up the POS lamellae.