Sentence examples for mixture of quite from inspiring English sources

At that, one should keep in mind that in each tissue we observe an averaged expression of genes from a mixture of quite different cell types.

Speaking after his side's eight-wicket victory over rivals Gloucestershire, Kieswetter said: "[My form] is down to a mixture of things - quite a lot of luck.

The phenomena observed in the fluidized bed with the mixture of particles are quite similar to those observed for Group C particles.

The reviewer said that Savage used "a happy mixture of audacity and ignorance quite untrammeled by facts".

In the aqueous mixture of serum, methanol is quite hydrophilic and recovers all water-soluble metabolites, although at higher methanol concentrations one can see some reduced recovery.

This demonstration highlights the fact that the heat of vaporization of mixtures is quite dependent upon the process, system, and composition.

Further chromarods can also be impregnated with silver nitrate or boric acid to improve separation of quite complex mixtures.

I think he has obsessive trait and sort of, chronic anxiety which is sort of quite a powerful mixture" GP18, Patient 25 (no questionnaire diagnosis or treatment) When GPs described anxiety more clearly, they tended to do so either as a personal characteristic-drawing on their knowledge of the patient and their family over time-or as a process rather than a specific disorder.

However, without the aid of external influences (energy supply or material supplement), the self-healing ability of asphalt mixture is quite limited.

"It's quite a mixture of people, and some very respectable researchers.

There was quite a mixture of ages on your ultra-marathon – were you very aware of your own age?