Sentence examples for abundantly around from inspiring English sources
The Perseids keep their annual schedule so well that in the nineteenth century they were known as the Tears of St. Lawrence, since they stream through the sky most abundantly around August 10th, the holy man's feast day.
Immunohistochemistry results revealed positive ETV2 expression abundantly around the vessel, supporting an inductive role of ETV2 in forming new vessels (Fig. 2E).
The Scottish bluebell, also known as the harebell, grows abundantly around Scotland and is considered by many to herald the start of summer.
In our study, we have shown that reactive astrocytes appeared abundantly around the brain metastatic regions and that the activated astrocytes were indeed able to promote self-renewal of CSCs by direct interaction.
IL-6 and IL-8 are of particular interest since IL-6 activates macrophages [ 5] and IL-8 attracts neutrophils [ 6] and both cell types are present abundantly around the cholangiocytes in the livers of isolated human BA [ 7, 8].
For example, the BFN1 nuclease is located in cytoplasmatic structures in early-senescent leaf cells and, as the tissue senesced, BFN1 is observed more abundantly around the nuclei [ 39].
GRMs are easily produced from their chief source, graphite, which is relatively affordable and abundantly available around the globe.
Macrophages are abundantly observed around venules, which, unlike arterioles, exhibit sparse acute inflammatory cells in infiltrates comprised mainly of lymphocytes [27, 32].
ED-B is abundantly expressed around the vasculature of a variety of human cancers, primary tumours as well as metastases [ 3– 6].
Like the EDB, these extra-domains are virtually undetectable in normal adult tissues (Neri and Bicknell, 2005), but are often abundantly expressed around tumour blood vessels in primary tumours and in metastases (Neri and Bicknell, 2005).
Starch, largely contained in the staple food such as potato, maize, rice, and cassava, was found to be conflicting between food supply and biofuel substrate even though it is abundantly produced around the globe.
