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In contrast to wild-type mice with abundantly dispersed CD8+ T cells in the challenged ear MMP19−/− mice showed low numbers of T cells that were comparable to the unsensitized situation (Fig. 2E).

Bacteria have co-existed with abundantly found toxic heavy metals since the beginning of life.

These differences may be attributable to the fact that microarrays can become saturated with abundantly expressed transcripts, making fold change comparisons unreliable.

This time around it's just the movies, though the set comes with an abundantly illustrated 96-page book with an introductory essay and notes on each film by the Kurosawa scholar Stephen Prince, as well as a personal reminiscence by Donald Richie, who was among the first critics to present Kurosawa to Western audiences.

Behind its unassuming façade was a tasteful oasis with an abundantly generous proprietor who plied his guests with free food.

Since exploding onto the motion graphics scene with an abundantly watchable 3D tribute to Futurama, Zakharov has honed his skills with short videos, the latest of which is Water Drops.

Mr. Lindner, one of New York's better young jazz pianists, has investigated Latin music in a deep way that's appropriate to his generation in jazz; here he squares off with the abundantly talented young Cuban drummer Dafnis Prieto.

The pies are pliable and toothsome, not bubbly and crisp, and sometimes, as with the abundantly sauced pepperoni pizza, droop under the weight of all those good intentions, and the house-made ranch dressing.

During Zdenek Macal's tenure as music director, from 1993 to 2002, Dvorak was a staple, with results abundantly evident in a four-CD set of his works for chorus and orchestra to be issued this month by Delos International.

But, listening to Trippi, he grasped the idea of a blog as a running political-debate forum, with an abundantly flexible capacity to receive and broadcast ideas and opinions, and suddenly Dean — who didn't use a computer until 1998 and who had refused to have a government e-mail address — was a technophile.

In conjunction with the abundantly deposited ECM in the periosteal sheets, these findings suggest that the order of cell stiffness may depend on the integration of the stiffness of individual ECM components and the extent of cytoskeletal fiber formation.