Sentence examples for which have intermingled from inspiring English sources
What has changed are the types of grape varieties, which have intermingled over the centuries.
Heterogeneous clusters of tandemly linked R genes have been investigated in Arabidopsis in which more than ten clusters have intermingled genes from two different subfamilies: the Toll/interleukin-1 LRR (TNL) subfamily and the coiled-coil region LRR CNLL) subfamily [ 60, 61].
(1) My major concern is that the authors have intermingled and often lumped two very different categories of TE exaptation events, which I believe should be kept and treated separately.
An injury could have intermingled with the disease, he said.
But, as with many things in modern Mexico, past and present have intermingled to create something radically different.
All these factors have intermingled effects and they should be considered prior to any coevolution analysis.
The rest have emigrated towards the nearby port cities and mining regions, where they have intermingled with the working classes from other areas of the country [ 38, 46- 48].
If he had intermingled with the community in his four years, he'd have had 12 black people back there. .
One of the mechanisms supporting such resistance is the stratified structure of the squamous epithelial cells, which have many spines that intermingle with each other through dense desmosomes.
In a move that seemed to be aimed at ending that deadlock, the Pentagon said Thursday that President Obama had authorized the use of armed Predator drones against Colonel Qaddafi's forces, which have partly evaded the airstrikes by intermingling with civilian populations and operating out of unmarked vehicles.
Cyclic paroxysms are experimental electrographic seizures [22], [23] which recur with an infra-slow periodicity of ∼40 60 seconds, consist of a mixture of slow (∼2 4 Hz) spike/poly-spike wave (SW/PSW) complexes intermingled with fast (10 20 Hz) runs and which have been likened to the EEG activity that occurs during LGS in humans [24].
