Sentence examples for mixing of normal from inspiring English sources

Some Antarctic MMs show 3He/4He ratios larger than 5 × 10−4 (Osawa and Nagao 2002, Osawa et al. 2003a), which can be explained by mixing of normal SW and GCR-produced components, as clearly presented in Fig. 3b.

Twenty-four OPFA-modified bitumens (OPFA-MBs) were produced by the laboratory mixing of normal bitumen (80/100) from two sources with Fine and Coarse OPFAs of six different contents.

As shown in Fig. 3b, the isotopic ratios of He and Ne in the least and moderately heated MMs can be explained by mixing of normal SW and implantation fractionation in regard to both elemental and isotopic ratios (Grimberg et al. 2006, 2008; Wieler et al. 2007) of SW represented in lunar ilmenite, designated as IFSW in Fig. 3, except for D10IB130.

This can be scary enough, but in a minority of cases, such as those described above, this curious mix of normal wakeful consciousness and dream consciousness can result in bizarre and often terrifying hallucinations.

The resulting person would then be a mix of normal cells and ones with the mutation.

As thyroid remnants are an unknown mix of normal and tumor cells, the cell survival fraction was estimated within the measured range of α values.

Most workers agree that if a radiologist is given only "positive" images to comment upon, an error rate of 30% occurs, but with a mix of normal and abnormal cases, representing usual clinical practice, the rate declines to about 4% [4].

Experimental noise is modeled by simulating noise in microarrays, which is a mix of normal and log normal noise.

Each session had a balanced mix of normal and abnormal cases.

The variation in the degree of digestion by Aci I in different tumor samples might be accounted for by the fact that all surgical samples are likely to contain a heterogenous mix of normal and tumor cells as microdissection was not performed on tumor samples and also considerable heterogeneity of methylation might exist among tumor samples.

One explanation could be due to a mix-up of normal cells with cancer cells during surgery.