Sentence examples for body rich from inspiring English sources
Alumni who attended in the 1960s and 1970s remembered a mixed student body rich with many children of the town's police, firefighters and politicians.
The vitreous is a transparent gelatinous avascular body, rich in collagen and hyaluronic acid, which provides a good culture medium for the microorganisms to proliferate.
Our in vitro study indicates that neurons might survive PDT directly applied to the ganglia if an appropriate mTHPC concentration and light dose were used, enabling PDT to be applied to areas of the body rich in neuronal cell bodies such as the DRGs without killing the neurons.
For example, ore bodies rich in such metals as lead, zinc, silver, gold, and tungsten have secondarily replaced Cambrian carbonate rocks, especially in parts of North America and Australia.
Therefore, in active modern submarine hydrothermal deposits, EM and DC resistivity surveys could detect not only massive sulfide bodies, rich in metallic and sulfidic materials, but also high-temperature fluid reservoirs, as low-resistivity anomalies.
The dopamine cell-body rich substantia nigra is also located close to our region of interest.
The noradrenergic cell-body rich nucleus ceruleus is close to our target region.
Unfortunately, the FK1 antibody (polyubiquitinated protein conjugates) did not provide reliable staining in the control samples (Mallory bodies rich liver biopsy) and as such was not included in the study.
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is known for the production of large amounts of starch granules up to 45% of cell dry weight (DW) [ 11], whereas oleaginous microalgae such as Scenedesmus obliquus (recently suggested to be reclassified to Acutodesmus obliquus[ 12]) accumulate, besides starch, lipid bodies rich in TAG [ 10, 13].
Italy reinforced Gober's childhood conditioning, in church, "to worship body-rich symbols and imagery".
A moderate age effect is observed in the neuronal cell-body-rich grey matter, where mC values increase from 4.4%% (0.6a) to a maximum of roughly 6%% (22a).
