Sentence examples for thus mixed from inspiring English sources

We thus mixed the T-HEp3 cells with 10 µM of MS 479, MS 305 and, as negative control, MS 410, inoculated the cells into Teflon rings placed on CAMs and continued the daily treatments for additional 5 days.

Community-level variables are often proxies for a variety of factors, and thus "mixed bag" variables as described above, which means it is difficult to disentangle what the actual determinants are and how they act.

In this experiment, a sample of 12.5 mg (19.4 μmol) of 4 epi, suspended in water, was thus mixed with freshly ground leaf material obtained from 25 cm of green Sp. wallisii leaves, and the slurry was stirred for 6 h at ambient temperature in the dark, whereupon MeOH was added for work-up.

Thus, mixed government provides a model of constitutionalism according to the institutions that structure the way decisions are taken.

Thus, mixed cropping with rice and upland crops based on a crop rotation system in an irrigation block accelerates waterlogging and salt accumulation in upland plots.

These studies differ significantly regarding time span, data frequencies, modeling, and methodological aspects, their findings being thus mixed but generating significant discussions due to policy implications.

Pixels falling across two polygons, thus mixing two different classes, were discarded to limit using pixels with mixed spectral signature.

I was, and I swelled with fierce pride, thus mixing with that natural odor the unnatural stench of all the garbage I had carried inside me for those two weeks.

The title characters, Dante and Randal, may be convenience store clerks, but they also star in their own pop cartoon and thus mix with the pop culture that swamps their town of Leonardo.

Thus mixes that require the cook to add only water are threatening to women, since their role is marginalised; these days, thanks to Dichter, nearly all such mixes involve adding eggs, a symbol of fertility.

Some perhaps may blame me for thus mixing together things grave and gay; others may smile and think it odd that any one should speak of solemn things at all, except in church and on a Sunday: but I think — nay, I am sure — that some children will read this gently and lovingly, and in the spirit in which I have written it.