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Literary records do not reveal much about the process, but the comparatively abundant information surrounding the birth of Islām in Arabia (ad 610 32) casts much light on the sorts of religious exchanges that must have occurred in caravansaries and around innumerable campfires, where strangers met, telling tales and expounding divergent beliefs.

Besides, Sb and S are comparatively abundant, low-cost, and low-toxicity elements, making it potential for large-scale application.

Under these conditions, when the RC is used, the bottom gaps on the blower fences provide comparatively abundant security reserves for the nearby areas.

Kesterite SCs, utilizing Cu2ZnSnS4 (CZTS), Cu2ZnSnSe4 (CZTSe), and Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 (CZTSSe), are promising replacement for the chalcopyrite CIGS absorbers, through the substitution of indium with comparatively abundant and lower cost zinc and tin (Fig. 8).

Although Ethiopia has favorable climate, comparatively abundant land and labor as well as reasonably good water resources, the production and utilization of mushrooms in Ethiopia has been neglected so far.

Under conditions of smooth extinction, the behavior is different and the concentration of the H radical decreases the most with increasing strain rate, whereas OH and O remain comparatively abundant in the oxidation layer.

High-quality EST sequences were obtained frequently and were relatively abundant (93%) in MES and MTE, whereas their frequencies were comparatively low (72 80%) in MLI, MSC, and MSP.

By contrast, ΔY-OVAp complexes were comparatively less abundant, and those observed were almost exclusively in non-endolysosomal compartments, with some appearing in the Golgi and others colocalizing with the ER marker Grp78 (unpublished).

Hybrids that inherit these characteristics would also likely become comparatively more abundant.

The mRNA levels of GLUT3, GLUT6, GLUT10 and GLUT12 are comparatively less abundant.

These were comparatively less abundant in liposomes that had not been exposed to influenza virus, with ∼15% of virus-naive liposomes exhibiting similar features (Supplementary Figure S4).