Salcia Landmann, a scholar of Yiddish who died in 2002, argued that Jewish humor is "more acute, more profound and richer in expression than that of any other people".
Native Africans had more abundant butyrate producing bacteria groups with higher expression levels of microbial genes encoding for methanogenesis and hydrogen sulfide production than African Americans who were richer in expression of microbial genes encoding for secondary bile acid production.
"It's limited to 160 characters," Mr. Deng said, "and it's not at all rich in its expression.
"It's limited to 160 characters, and it's not at all rich in its expression," he said in an interview.
These cells are rich in cathepsin expression and activities [34], [35].
Besides the conventional AR-abundant organs such as testes and prostate, the lung is also rich in AR expression.
Ancient Greek epitaphs are often of considerable literary interest, deep and tender in feeling, rich and varied in expression, and epigrammatic in form.
Interestingly, the anterior parvicellular and periventricular subdivisions of the PVH are rich in neurons expressing TRH [37] whose expression was decreased upon fasting [29], and a recently identified satiety neuropeptide, nesfatin−1 [38].
Like striosomes, the ITC is rich in mu-OR expression [61] and mu-OR immunoreactivity overlaps with Nr4a1-GFP expression in the ITC (Fig. 4, C1 C3).
The binding affinity for isoform A of the human IR (IR-A) was determined using the method of Morcavallo et al. using IM-9 lymphocytes (ATCC), which are rich in IR-A expression.
Character mapping analyses indicated that participants conformed to professional dimensions of the program with relatively constrained character expressions in autobiographical narratives in contrast to their expansive and psychologically rich expressions in third person narratives of a Roma child.
