Since SlAP3Y is located close to the oldest stratum (4.5-7 MY) in the Y chromosome, this gene is a candidate to be affected by various degenerative processes [ 24, 25].
In fact there's an odd inversion within the strata of my record collection whereby the oldest stuff is in the latest format and the more recent stuff, up to a certain high-water mark, is on crackly vinyl.
Indeed, water imagery ripples throughout: one day, she is "sunk fathoms deep" in a "wash of reflection", another day trying to keep afloat in a "great lake of melancholy"; writing Mrs Dalloway "seems to leave me plunged deep into the richest strata of my mind" – and it is the power of the human mind in all the pleasure and pain of creation that is captured so eloquently in these pages.
I lay on my back considering the strata of accumulated road filth, spots of tar, and oil coating the wheel wells, tires, and front axle.
I have an explosive temper That Krakatoa strata is still in my make-up.
I'd read Terry's science-fiction novels from the early 1980s, in particular Strata, which stuck in my mind.
So we decided it was O.K. My wife meets everyone from every strata of society walking the dog in the morning -- it's the greatest lesson we could teach our kids.
This tool may be more efficient in the obese group of women but the method is not yet to my knowledge evaluated over the BMI strata.
As tumultuous as my upbringing was, my mom fought for scholarships and good schools, and I was lucky enough with my college experience and beyond to find support systems that reflect a more secure strata of society, even if my own resources don't.
One year when my mother didn't make her danish, my sister, Rhonda, baked something she called a strata.
