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The low Vp values over the entire lower seismic plane imaged with seismic tomography suggest that materials with lower Vp were more abundant there than in the surrounding slab mantle, although the anisotropy effect of those materials may contribute in part to the lower Vp and Vp/Vs values detected via seismic tomography.

It seems probable that it is either really restricted to Australasia or else dramatically more abundant there at the time of sampling.

In cerebellar granule neurons, where sense RNA foci are more abundant, there is a higher frequency of sense-RNA derived DPR inclusions; and in motor neurons where antisense RNA foci are more abundant, there is a higher frequency of antisense RNA-derived DPR inclusions.

Of course, we may also see ratios that fall outside of our range of predictions as a reason to reject our model entirely, in which case we are obliged to look for some other explanation of what exactly it is about the X chromosome that results in full-length proviruses being more abundant there.

Mr. O'Toole said he plans to move south in September, to fish out of Sitka, where he said the fishery was more abundant "because there wasn't an oil spill there".

As the war progressed, the harvest of intelligence became steadily more abundant, though there was occasional confusion between MI6 and the Special Operations Executive (SOE), set up under Hugh Dalton with instructions from Churchill "to set Europe ablaze".

Earthworms were up to three times more abundant, and there were twice as many spiders and other pest-eating arthropods.

Additionally, green space variation may have lesser relevance for health in New Zealand because green space is generally more abundant and there is less social and spatial variation in its availability than found in other contexts.

We found that although children exhibit a slight trend toward more abundant butyrate, there was no significant difference in butyrate content in the stool of children compared with adults in this study, Figure 2.

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In contrast to more abundant synaptic-like vesicles, there were fewer LDCVs and generally 0 4 LDCVs were observed in a picture image covering ∼6 µm2 of astrocytes (Fig. 1).