"Lions suffer from animal channel syndrome"—they're always on TV, which gives the impression that they're abundant when in fact, in a century numbers have dropped from 200,000 to below 30,000 today.
Fluorescent microglia was detected around the amyloid deposits when the graft had been performed before the onset of pathology; they were less abundant when the graft was done in an old animal [ 204].
The general concept of a survival advantage of tumor cells over normal cells occurs when fermentable fuels are abundant, but not when they are limited (20).
Thin soles were selected for a reference group because they were the most abundant, when compared to thick soles.
Indeed, rare bacteria should be considered [ 28] since recent studies indicated that even if they are present at a dormant or a spore stage, they may become active and abundant when the in situ conditions change [ 29, 30].
For instance, levels of peptides derived from the FMRFa, myomodulin, and probably LRNFVa precursors are much more abundant when H. pomatia are in the hibernation state, suggesting they may be critical for initiating and/or maintaining metabolic arrest.
Birds did not fly farther out to sea to where prey was five times more abundant when N. cristatus could be found at lower abundance levels, closer to the colony.
The comparisons to Yankees Manager Joe Torre were abundant when Howe was hired.
Why then, should micrometeorites with the same composition be so abundant, when there are so few of the larger meteorites?
He is also survived by a sister, Ronnie Richman Leib and many friends and relatives, who will miss sharing the fun times which were so abundant when Michael was around.
