Presence of the higher PAO activity in TG9 agrees well with the accumulation of more copious H2O2, indicating that PAO-mediated polyamine oxidation might contribute to the accumulation of H2O2 after Xac infection, which was further supported by the application of the PAO inhibitor.
The research you'll need to do to write historical fiction set during the Revolutionary War, for example, will be more copious than the research you may need to write a Young Adult novel inspired by your own experiences in high school.
The mastery Prince achieved and the thrilling variety of his modes and voices means that, with the exception of the self-consciously minor late work (Prince labelled it "Senilia"), this volume reads like the highlights of a more copious body of work.
There, after watching them take still more copious notes, the police arrested the spotters as they returned to their vans in at the parking lot of the air base.
Soviet offensives in early 1943 ruptured the German encirclement and allowed more copious supplies to reach Leningrad along the shores of Lake Ladoga.
In other words, since the laptop-oriented students took more copious and precise notes, if they had the opportunity to study for a test, shouldn't their performance be superior to their technologically disadvantaged counterparts?
The only reason they don't taste overtly salty to most Americans is because (a) the salt is masked by even more copious additions of sugar; and (b) the typical American's taste buds are in a sugar- and salt-induced coma.
In fact, The Most Lamentable Tragedy's copious notes may well be more copious than any before them: over on the website Genius.com, the band have posted 145 annotations to the album's lyrics.
The English (who traversed the globe as the "British") encountered, and fought, and defeated, more foreign peoples than any other European imperial power; so it stands to reason that their vocabulary of ethnic contempt should be so much more copious than, say, that of the French or the Spanish.
