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We were considerably enriched by our experience in a beautiful and historic part of Germany with a family who took us into their home.

Among the trapped gases from these inclusions, CO2 was considerably enriched (up to 30%) in ice inclusions.

We further show that purified exosome-like vesicles secreted by MVBs are considerably enriched in GW182, but not P-body components, AGO2 or miRNA-repressible mRNA.

Laura Robson spent her last day in New York shopping, a passion not far behind her love of tennis, but, unlike on previous visits here, she goes home considerably enriched as a presence in the game.

This is at a level that just missed our threshold for inclusion in Supplementary Table S1, but is still in the range that is considerably enriched for observed signals compared with the null (P=0.0004).

Compared to unit A, upper unit B is considerably enriched in pumice clasts, thus forming a 0.5 1.5 m thick pumiceous gravel where different subunits can be distinguished (depending on variations of grain size and proportion of pumices).

Raimi also helped create the TV series "Hercules" and its spinoff, "Xena: Warrior Princess," which for 3 seasons has been the most successful first-run syndicated drama on TV, considerably enriching Raimi.

As applications of the fact, we prove that most of the previously established principal results of random conjugate spaces of random normed modules under the -topology are still valid under the locally L0-convex topology, which considerably enriches financial applications of random normed modules.

In contrast, some evaporation experiments have shown that progressive evaporation considerably enriches the remaining liquid fraction in 13C, with ∆13Cvapor liquid = −0.58‰ and −0.41‰ for benzene and toluene, respectively (Shin and Lee 2010).

It'll considerably enrich your life.

The simple unbiased analysis of intracellular localization presented in this work may considerably enrich studies on the local regulation and function of many mRNA species.