Chimeric used in a sentence

Chimeric in a sentence as an adjective

That's a terrifying chimeric space thing that I don't want on my machine.

The chimeric cells can be anywhere, in any proportions.

It's very interesting to see these "chimeric" OSs appear.

I wonder how many other chimeric women have had their children taken away without knowing how to fight it?

The limb, called a chimeric antigen receptor, would sit partly inside the cell and partly outside, and it could send signals either in or out.

It's a chimeric monoclonal antibody doing its antibody thing.

Why not just fully use computers, then?If the problem is that an incomplete switch to technology left us in a chimeric state where we have the worst of both worlds, why not remove one of the two?

These human glial chimeric mice should permit us to define the specific contributions of glia to a broad variety of neurological disorders, using human cells in vivo.

I laughed out loud at this:The Facebook Platform is a shape-shifting, chimeric shadow of suffering and despair, a cruel joke perpetrated upon honest men and women at the brutish whim of bloodthirsty sociopaths sick with bilious greed and absent mercy or decency.

The more modern equivalent, where leaked DOS/Windows source code has been used to create some very interesting "chimeric" OS-mods that represent extremely useful systems but are completely illegal from the point of view of Imaginary Property laws, still exists if you know where to look...

I would just add this item, paraphrasing the paper:In 2015 the Wuhan team of virologists working with researchers from Chapel Hill, NC obtained a chimeric virus able to infect the human respiratory tract, while unexpectedly featuring an increased pathogenesis in the mouse.

The next generation of targeted treatments such as immunotherapies, chimeric antigen related approaches, engineered viruses, etc, that work for many different varieties of cancer will be far more effective than today's staples of chemotherapy and radiation therapy.