The phrase "rich table" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a table that is luxurious, expensive, or opulent in some way. Here is an example sentence: "The wealthy socialite hosted a lavish dinner party with a rich table adorned with fine china, crystal glasses, and silver cutlery."
Like many pastimes of the idle rich, table tennis traces its origins to English aristocrats in the late 19th century.
Whatever their local ratings, the games so far have offered splendid tastings from baseball's rich table, starting with those three home runs in the opener by the Giants' amply girthed third baseman, Pablo Sandoval, which took his team to an 8-3 win.
There is evidence that in 2007 a slightly lower proportion of the poor paid hospital charges and for other services than the rich (Table 5).
Should these factors directly influence the relative amplification rate, one would expect pNRC100 to display a higher amplification rate than pNRC200 as pNRC100 is smaller, has a lower GC content, and is substantially more repeat rich (Table 4).
To test if these patterns are correlated with gene density, we compared SSR scaffold abundance to Daphnia gene predictions [ 15], and show that none of the overabundant scaffolds listed previously are either gene poor or gene rich (Table 3a).
On the other hand, completion of secondary education (CI=0.303; p<0.01), being employed (CI=0.262; p<0.01), purchase of private health insurance coverage (CI=0.636; p<0.01), and other housing and communal amenities are generally significantly concentrated among the rich (Table 2).
The coding region is 74% AT-rich (Table 2), reflecting the AT-richness of the mitochondrial genome as a whole [ 45].
This is a data-rich table which reports the following eruption characteristics, described separately below: ● VEI.
The average echogenicity of the carotid plaques as determined by Gray-Weale scale (2.24±0.97, range 1 5, with 1 being echo-lucent and 5 echo-rich, Table 1) suggested that all carotid plaques were mostly echo-lucent, thus rich in lipids and macrophages.
All three most abundant motifs in the three types of microsatellites (AT, AAT, and AGAT) are AT-rich (Table 2).
There is a repeat-rich (Table 5), approximately 1 kb insertion in the middle of the gene.
