"I think our collective sense of the artistic and intellectual life of Paris in the second half of the 20th century has been substantially enriched by" Ms. Franck's portraits, said Peter Galassi, who was director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art until last year.
Compared with the background values of heavy metals in virgin forest soil, concentrations of Mn2+; Cr2+; Pb2+; Fe3+; and Cd2+ were substantially enriched in the study sites.
Using this integrated resource, we show that ID-AGs are substantially enriched with co-expression, protein-protein interactions, and specific biological functions.
The sediments deeper than 50 cm depth in the Mw5S core were substantially enriched in SiO2 (<83%), indicating high SiO2 end-member values under marine conditions and low SiO2 values under freshwater conditions.
Tomato plants treated with 25 mM Mg accumulated much higher level of Mg in tissue, indicating Mg can be substantially enriched in tomato plants, and pyrolysis process further concentrated Mg in the engineered biochar (8.8% Mg).
Over the years, this conception would be substantially enriched, e.g., by Geiger's idea of "dynamic essences" (cf. Geiger 1924), evolving through time and being characteristically instantiated in artworks (e.g., in essences like the tragic).
On September 17 , 1846 Josephite Malo-Galipeau joined the community, bringing with her a large endowment of funds left to her by her late husband, which substantially enriched the community.
When compared with the distributions in figures 1 and 2, significant positive correlation coefficients were substantially enriched.
As illustrated in Figure 5A, mCbx8 was substantially enriched at the INK4a locus following a mCbx7 ChIP.
It is also a part of extracellular matrix, substantially enriched at sites of injured, fibrosing, inflamed, and cancer tissue [8] [12].
Vitronectin is substantially enriched at sites of injured, fibrosing, inflamed, and tumor tissues where it is believed to be involved in wound healing and tissue remodeling.
