The fate of the rest remains murky, but what is abundantly clear is that they won't be making it further into Europe since borders are all shut.
Reciprocally, some miRNAs were abundantly-expressed in the rest of the embryo, and expressed at very low levels in embryonic and in adult livers (Figure 4B): for instance, miR-206, which was shown to function in skeletal muscle development [27].
We observed down-regulation of the homologous 12-domain cadherin protein, not in the midgut where it abundantly expressed but in the rest of the body which includes the testis.
ICAM-1 is expressed at very low levels whereas ICAM-2 is expressed abundantly in the membranes of resting endothelial cells [26, 27].
The Charity Commission has wide-ranging powers to remove trustees, freeze bank accounts and all the rest of it - as they have made abundantly clear in their threats against the charitable status of private schools.
Protests at the separation wall will make it all but abundantly clear that peace will not rest on separation between the two sides, but on collaboration and full cooperation on all civilian and security interactions.
In Figure 6, communicating is shown by double arrows to indicate that managers devote a great deal of effort to the two-way flow of information with the people all around them — employees inside their own units, others in the rest of the organization, and especially, as the empirical evidence makes abundantly clear, a great number of outsiders with whom they maintain regular contact.
This was probably inevitable given that those who voted for it did so for a very wide range of reasons, and it is abundantly clear that the cabinet is about as unclear as the rest of us.
Lehman Brothers had 2,985 legal entities, and in the panic before its collapse it became abundantly clear that no one understood its counterparty relationships with the rest of Wall Street.
Perform as admirably as they did here for the rest of the season and Leeds should be OK But one thing is becoming abundantly clear: the chances of retaining their title are becoming slimmer and slimmer.
Of course, a properly skeptical person does not accept just any "evidence" that matches his/her preconceptions and ignores the rest; evidence must pass certain tests of verity and must be verifiable independently and abundantly.
