Sentence examples for strong admixture from inspiring English sources

In the main, the Fassi are Berbers, with a strong admixture of Arab blood than most Moroccans have.

For Gardner, Binladenism is a Wahhabi heresy, violent and romantic, with a strong admixture of western nihilism and half-baked fascism.

They are thought to have been of Yüeh-chih stock with a strong admixture of Hephthalites, Śaka, and Tocharian.

Mr. Johns's costumes had a range of color, but all with a strong admixture of gray, a color on which, as this exhibition reminds us, he has focused on intensely.

Though the island that Roger I and his brother Robert Guiscard had conquered was populated predominantly by Arabs with a strong admixture of Greeks Roger I had always remained essentially a Norman knight.

That is amusing — Gingrich has a bit of Lucy about him, with a strong admixture of Ethel — but it would have been more effective if it didn't set one to wondering if Romney is more like Ricky or Fred, and if he had seen the chocolate-factory scene when he wandered over from the set of "Leave it to Beaver".

The BH distribution range showed higher heterogeneity and stronger admixture than the NSH range.

In contrast, younger lineages show much stronger admixture at secondary contacts.

The two populations from Turkey (TU1 and TU2) had a probability >50%% of belonging to cluster 3. The other populations displayed a stronger admixture with similar assignment probabilities for two different clusters.

To detect and remove samples with strong European admixture from our data set, the CEU data from HapMap Phase 3 (http://hapmap.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, last accessed July 30 , 2015 (International HapMap Consortium 2003) were initially included in the analysis.

Due to strong valence-band admixture, such a procedure provides straightforward information on the relaxation of the inter-band optical transition selection rules, using lower computational efforts than in tight-binding calculation model, for example [13, 14].