The samples are interspersed for all batches except this one (colored teal).
His reviews for the Standard were interspersed with eulogies for dead greyhounds, as well as with hymns of praise to the classic cars he adored but was no longer able to drive.
Allocating transcripts from a single infected cell line to individual genes, those expressed at low levels (4-99 transcriper per million) were found to alternate with genes expressed at medium levels (100-999 transcriper per million), and transcribed genes were interspersed with SVSP genes for which no transcripts were detectable.
Several types of masked reference samples were interspersed among study samples for assessment of quality control.
For some students, the questions were interspersed throughout the module, and for other students the questions were all presented at the end of the module.
Ève Curie's frequent classical piano recitals across France and Belgium were interspersed with musical reviews written for various publications.
They read: "Necklaces for necklines"; "Idiot teenage girl tweets" (about the "joke" bomb threat a 14-year-old Dutch girl tweeted to American Airlines); "Smart man crushes"; "IVF twins"; "Finding happiness"; and were interspersed with planned native advertisements for Dettol and Dove.
Chapters were interspersed with meet-ups; late night emails begging for ideas for plot resolutions were answered promptly and sympathetically.
Outside parliament on Saturday coat hangers, brandished by protesters as symbols of the crude tools used for backstreet abortions, were interspersed with red-painted placards proclaiming "My womb, not the fatherland's" but also broader messages, such as "Make love not PiS".
In his downstairs toilet, pictures of Hart with the British Army in the Balkans or standing beside an RAF fighter were interspersed with political cartoons, original artwork for anti-EU advertising and, in pride of place above the cistern, a letter from the Soviet Politburo, authorising a payment from the Kremlin to Scargill.
