Sentence examples for mixture of tens from inspiring English sources

With these in mind, we caution that any individual band observed on the Hsp70-interactome gel is a mixture of tens of proteins that associate with Hsp70.

Moreover, the overall CHC profile can be a complex mixture of tens to hundreds of straight chain alkanes, alkenes and methyl-branched alkanes [ 15], and only a small subset of them are likely used as recognition cues.

It is an odd painting, as much for the uncertain expression on the child's face as for its murky mixture of 17th-century Spanish and Dutch influences.

"It was a weak mixture of 19th Century naturalism and neoclassicism, not very well painted, and more often than not executed to be reproduced in newspapers rather than to be experienced in the original," says Peters.

Bulk heterojunction solar cells with the architecture ITO/PEDOT PSS/25Th-cardo:PCBM/Al gave a power conversITO/PEDOT PSS/25Th-cardo higher for the mixture of 25Th-cardo to PCBM/Al2 (w/w) than for 1:1 (w/w) under 100 mW/cm2 AM1.5gavenlight illumination in air.

Neilston's built environment is characterised by its mixture of 19th- and 20th-century detached cottages, single and two-story buildings.

Scholars say that the Santa Muerte grew out of a mixture of 17th century Catholicism and its penchant for bleeding crucifixes, the cult of Santería imported from the Caribbean, and Mexico's own home-grown fascination with death.

PCR mixture of 1st round in 50 times dilution was used as the template in the second round (2nd round).

FOUNDED 250 years ago, Pittsfield, Mass., is a model of old Americana: a mixture of handsome 19th-century buildings and stately early-20th-century homes, with the Berkshire Mountains just a stone's throw away.

The side streets are a mixture of early-20th-century single- and two-family houses, cast in brick, stucco and stone, often with aluminum siding on the upper floors.

What we have now is mixture of putrescent, 21st century ultra-narcissism, and turntablist deification.