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The effort produces ample rewards.
In the dark, mGluR6 activated by high synaptic glutamate concentration produces ample amounts of GTP-bound Go, which closes TRPM1 channels.
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But while Yes Communities is producing ample returns for investors, some residents say the parks have suffered.
In addition, they can easily be blown over and disintegrate, producing ample amounts of sharp-edged flying debris.
Their reports back to The Hague, prosecutors say, have produced ample information about many of the 22 suspects still at large in Serbia and Bosnia.
Media production was indeed the focus of many attendees' efforts, and MozFest produced ample work that can be seen at YouTube (link) and Flickr (link).
He could produce ample evidence that Catholics were bare-faced liars, cheats, thieves, adulterers, pornographers, whoremongers and gangsters, to whom the church sold forgiveness in return for hard cash.
In addition to Pfizer, at least half a dozen companies make doxycycline, and most of them could probably produce ample quantities on short notice, according to Clay O'Dell, a spokesman for the Generic Pharmaceutical Association.
While research has produced ample evidence showing that absorptive capacity affects innovation and organizational performance outcomes, we still know little about why some organizations possess greater absorptive capacity than others.
Indeed, utilities, as well as makers of electric vehicles, urge owners not to plug their vehicles into the grid until after midnight, when the base-load power stations alone can produce ample electricity at rock-bottom rates.
An unusually wet winter produced ample brush, and the state's hottest summer on record dried it to tinder, setting the stage for a rough October, a month usually marked by dry air and high winds from the north and east.
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