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Belgian and Australian strains were more intermingled in lineage 2, while separate clusters of Belgian or Australian strains were more frequently observed in lineage 1, indicating more localized epidemics in each country (fig. 3 A).

In addition, throughout human islets β cells are more intermingled with the other islet cell types (mainly α and δ cells).

"I think things are changing, there is more intermingling, and more debate among the Pakistanis too.

But it could be that the assumption was wrong, and that sexual networks were far more intermingled between different communities.

The terminal set of up to four branches is distributed over the M1 M3 layers and is more often intermingled with neighboring axon branches.

The centromere-associated subsets clearly resemble one another more than the other repeats do, as they are much more intermingled.

Around those centerpieces were more examples of fertile artistic intermingling, like "Entr'acte," a sublimely surreal Dadaist film by René Clair with a clattering score by Erik Satie (who helps to fire a cannon from a rooftop in the film).

Around those centerpieces were more examples of fertile artistic intermingling, like "Entr'acte," a sublimely surreal Dadaist film by Ren?lair with a clattering score by Erik Satie (who helps to fire a cannon from a rooftop in the film).

It has also been reported that nanomaterials with cationic surface charge are more likely to intermingle with the genetic material triggering genotoxicity due to negative charge on DNA.

In particular, for all the frequency bands analyzed, the level of connectivity between the ROIs of the two brains significantly decreases in the case of DD strategies, while hyper-brain networks of TT and CC trials are more tightly connected and intermingled.

Cities are more densely settled, and work, shopping, and residential activities are closely intermingled so that trip distances are short.