Sentence examples for some intermixing of from inspiring English sources

While a time progression can be seen within the intracellular amastigote samples, some intermixing of samples from different timepoints was observed beyond 4 hpi (Fig.  2c), suggesting an overlap in the gene expression profiles for these samples.

For instance, there is some intermixing of magnocellular and parvocellular neurons particularly at the mPVN/pPVN border [295], and isolated magnocellular cells in the pPVN have been noted [75].

An important point made by Jensen et al. (2008) is that there is some intermixing of raphe cells derived from adjacent rhombomeres (corroborating similar general conclusions of Marín and Puelles 1995; Wingate and Lumsden 1996; Cambronero and Puelles 2000; Marín et al. 2008).

At the same time, we also see some intermixing in cases of specific classes of type I PKS, particularly in clade 3 (iterative glycolipid and PUFA synthases).

Alternatively, the spurious population exceptions may have resulted from the intermixing of Indian and Chinese rhesus macaques at some breeding colonies.

The common denominator with Aleppo is an intermixing of civilians and rebels.

"THE intermixing of science and politics is a bad combination, with a bad history".

I mean the intermixing of traditional styles and perspectives, in response to the experience of extending the nation geographically.

Especially curious are the coffins that mesh Roman and Egyptian styles, a sign of the surprising intermixing of cultures.

Vertical intermixing of water, except at or near the wind-whipped surface, is limited because of the compact, and hence stratified, nature of the sea.

In the most famous line of his masterwork "On War," published in 1832, Carl von Clausewitz called war "nothing but a continuation of political intercourse, with the intermixing of other means".