injection of AβOs (Fig 2H), while GLUT-4 expression and total protein levels in muscle remained unaltered (Fig 2I and J).
While the glut of food trucks in Los Angeles has caused some left-coasters to affect a trend-is-over sneer, "New Yorkers have the most discriminating customers of any American city, and we have unparalleled urban density," Mr. Weber said, with all due Gotham chauvinism.
Mr. Rodriguez, while he gluts the audience's appetite for blood, fire and music, starves us for character, feeling and story.
Years of drought, coupled with inadequate irrigation, have crippled agriculture while the global glut of low-priced steel has forced the closing of a big steel mill in northern Mindanao.
So while the geek glut has spawned an industry of matchmakers and image consultants -- those who teach men things like how long their pants should be and how to say hello -- finding romance is harder than finding a house here for under half a million dollars.
And while the supply glut has been great news for PC owners seeking to upgrade the memory of their systems, the DRAM market suddenly looks like a game of chicken, in which the players are vying to see who can endure the pain the longest.
Tackling prison glut while maintaining public safety doesn't mean simply revisiting law structures--it means also pushing for boosts in the capacity of tertiary education.
Away from the physical, the aesthetics of glut have been obvious for a while.
For a while, there was such a glut that the Times was moved to print a warning: "To write about the Titanic a poem worth printing requires that the author should have something more than paper, pencil, and a strong feeling that the disaster was a terrible one".
While there's a glut of gaming podcasts in existence, most of them are horrifyingly indistinguishable from one another.
Governor Brown has embraced the building of fossil fuel generated electricity, along with the reopening of Aliso Canyon's gas reserve, even while Californians have a glut of electric capacity.
