Synonyms
Examples for "mixed"
Examples for "mixed"
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Two studies looking at testosterone use and heart health produced mixed results.
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Some delivered new revenue, but others brought new costs and mixed results.
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There has been mixed success for Austrian companies' share placements this year.
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A phenomenological, mixed-method approach was used to investigate these disease-driven health issues.
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Despite these efforts, industry insiders and other observers say quality remains mixed.
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The integrated treatment was managed according to the code of good practice.
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For these integrated financial services companies, investment research performs a dual role.
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However, few studies have examined these risk factors in an integrated model.
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The Company also provides technology integrated services for other chemical production systems.
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Limitations in current model systems do not allow for this integrated approach.
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The copper is amalgamated with the dye-stuffs as put on the market.
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More and more the hooker became amalgamated with the night, then disappeared.
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The two cities are the capitals of two kingdoms, never yet amalgamated.
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How's the lady made up of amalgamated fish heads doing at work?
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Being rapidly converted to Christianity, they amalgamated readily with the native people.
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In most cases, spatially and temporally diverse strains intermingled in the phylogeny.
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Other feelings that he could not exactly identify intermingled with the rest.
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Timber and steel, intermingled with human bodies, flew high in the air.
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The undergrowth is Clover, Pea-vine, Cane & Nettles; intermingled with Rich Weed.
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The houses are intermingled with trees, and the country very prettily planted.
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The wedge entering into a mass does not become intermingled with it.
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Shattered glass and broken furniture were intermingled with twisted bits of metal.
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Moreover, she wanted no gallows-tree intermingled with the annals of her family.
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There were also cries of pain intermingled with the rest, Hugh noticed.
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The hostile religious sects were allied, intermingled, confounded with hostile political parties.
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One, intermingled with the rest, aroused no responsive echo in Casanova's memory.
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These are somewhat intermingled, as we consider liberty an essence of happiness.
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Unfortunately for scientists, however, these criteria of race are most exasperatingly intermingled.
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Georgetown socialites, who knew Gloria and her son, intermingled with the politicos.
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They were crackling noises, of varying crispness, intermingled with little liquid murmuring.
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The shadow permits the light; heat and cold intermingled produce temperature.
