A connoisseur's wine room, with abundant old-vintage Italian wines, will inhabit a 10,000-bottle cellar.
The flowerbed is abundant in "old friends" and its roses, anemones and potentillas are redolent of the memory of their planting.
Short-toed larks and Thekla larks were most abundant in old fallow fields where cattle was largely absent, whereas corn buntings showed the inverse pattern.
In contrast, miR-181b, miR-1323, miR653, and miR-489 were less abundant in old versus young muscle tissues (Fig. 2C).
The ability to discriminate potentially salient familiar and novel information, in a context abundant with old and new stimuli, becomes crucial for ensuring effective contextual learning.
Triosephosphate isomerase (TPI1, spot 3511), that catalyzes the isomerization of the dihydroxyacetone phosphate (DHAP) and D-glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate, was the only glycolytic enzyme more abundant in old muscle.
Of the nectarivores, L. thomasi was more abundant in older forests (negative relationship with density of trees), whereas G. soricina was more abundant in areas with low canopies and low basal area (i.e., earlier successional forest).
They are more abundant than OLDs and are distributed in many tissues, they accumulate not only TAGs but also other hydrophobic molecules such as natural rubber, and the structural proteins that stabilize them are unrelated to oleosins.
The catalysts don't work well with other widely abundant and older "high-rank" coals, however, which have more stable ringlike hydrocarbon structures and have had longer to solidify into a more compact network.
While this upregulation was comparable amongst age groups for IL-17A, IL-22 transcripts were significantly more abundant in older embryos.
