Sentence examples for some intermingling of from inspiring English sources

Of the MHC genomic structures so far determined, only the opossum MHC shows some intermingling of class I and class II genes (Belov et al. 2006).

In crosses between certain strains of Lymantria, Goldschmidt discovered the occurrence of what he called intersexuality, in which some individuals experienced intermingling of male and female characteristics.

Thus these interactions form a metasystem (each host-microbe interaction forming a system) of study that uses simple model host and pathogens and microbes that will recapitulate some aspects of artificial intermingling of organisms that is of health concern in terms of artificial adaptation of microbes to hosts and their ability to cause disease.

It is possible that the intermingling of some early stage HD samples with CTRL subjects could reflect the continuum of neurodegeneration that spans from normal aging to neurodegenerative disease.

The ceasefire is very hard to monitor due to the physical intermingling of the fighting forces, some party to the cessation and others not.

In 1999, Ramachandran turned his attention to synesthesia, an intermingling of the senses that causes some people to see each letter of the alphabet in a particular color.

Some in the audience took umbrage at Bernstein's intermingling of pop tunes and Catholic rites, but the response was generally positive.

This fascinating documentary uses the fall-rise-fall arc of disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner to make some very pointed observations about our media culture and its intermingling of our politics.

Standard definitions of the household usually include some intersection of keywords relating to residency requirements, common food consumption, and intermingling of income or production decisions.

Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.

But the intermingling of intolerance and complacency has enabled it.