Sentence examples for ones with mixed from inspiring English sources

Because this technology assesses drug effects across all, or most, of the set of cardiac ion channel types, it should have the ability to detect drugs with isolated adverse effects on repolarization and to differentiate those drugs from the ones with mixed effects on depolarizing and repolarizing forces, resulting in less net risk.

But officials in Oslo are not the only ones with mixed feelings about Chinese membership.

After the Asian currency shocks of the late 1990s and the Sars crisis in 2002/03, Australian universities and other post-secondary institutions have been diversifying their offerings in an attempt to protect their mature markets and open up new ones, with mixed results.

Two of them require careful planning of quantity and quality of food: a 'traditional' one, with mixed proteins that works on the quantity and quality of food and a vegan one, which integrates grains and legumes.

This overgrowth was confirmed by CSLM, with two well-defined layers being easily identified: the top one with E. coli, and the bottom one with mixed regions of L. monocytogenes and S. enterica.

I was partial to one with mixed mushrooms, fontina, taleggio and thyme, and to another with salame, mozzarella, tomato and hot chilies.

One catchment is highly urbanized and the other is a recently developed peri-urban area containing two distinct areas of drainage: one with mixed natural and storm drainage pathways, the other entirely storm drainage.

Eleven papers were quantitative, six qualitative and one with mixed methods.

The study team conducted focus group sessions with 10 physicians and 13 nurses at the hospital: one with nurses, two with doctors, and one with mixed composition.

This is accompanied by a remarkable change in tumor phenotype from one that is principally luminal to one with mixed luminal and basal cell types [ 97].

Of the eight GBC patients who received trastuzumab, CR was seen in one patient, while there were five patients with PR, one with mixed response, and one with stable disease.