Sentence examples for that were intermingled from inspiring English sources
In the children with fulminant hepatic failure (cases 4, 5) the liver had severe gross deformation, large areas of necrosis that were intermingled with nodules of residual hepatic parenchyma; huge necrotic zones were observed exhibiting a dense inflammatory infiltrate composed mainly of mononuclear cells.
The experiment comprised active and sham TMS blocks that were intermingled across the experimental session and counterbalanced across participants.
A few cystic tubules were composed of low columnar benign-looking cells that were intermingled in the peripheries or the centers of the tumors.
Nevertheless, from our results, in contrast to the mtDNA tree indicating two distinct Przewalski's haplotype groups that were intermingled with domestic horse haplotypes (fig. 2), on the autosomal tree Przewalski's horses formed a monophyletic clade (fig. 3 A ).
Blood flow is regulated by smooth muscle surrounding the arteries that is intermingled with a collagen based extracellular matrix (ECM).
Third, in previous similar studies, the fear memory was reactivated by the CS (tone) that was intermingled with the shock context because the freezing behaviors were measured in the same shock chamber [14], [16].
Moreover, there was no reduction in the number of Chx10+ V2a INs, a prominent population of excitatory neurons that are intermingled with V1 INs in lamina VII.
This finding concurs with a previous report on the distribution of STN-projecting neurons (Kita and Kita 2011) and suggests that the PPN projects largely separately to these two motor structures but the projections arise from neurons that are intermingled in the same regions of the PPN.
To me, it seemed a terrible thing that they kept slaves, but not such a terrible thing that families were intermingled.
However, in animal models of diabetes in which insulin secretion is decreased, normal organization of islet cells was found to be perturbed so that β-cells were intermingled with non-β-cells (36).
To Archbishop Demetrios, the notion that the saints' relics were intermingled in the dust with the remains of the attack victims only serves to sanctify the site further.
