Sentence examples for Order abundance from inspiring English sources

(B) The rank order abundance of car types in the same zip codes, observed in street surveys conducted in 2004 and 2005, reveals the structure of car theft opportunities.

As with the APC samples, there was a generally high correspondence between rank order abundance of miRNAs in these samples (Spearman Rank Order correlation coefficient = 0.970, p<2.0E−07).

Using Spearman's rank-based correlation, we found moderate to strong associations between the rank order abundance of pollen types within our samples as inferred by the molecular and microscopic approaches.

To test the ability to infer the rank order abundance of different pollen types from the metabarcoding data, we conducted Spearman's rank-based correlation between the number of mate-paired read alignments and the number of pollen grains per plant family for each locus individually as well as for the mean of the rbcL and matK loci, excluding the ITS2 data.

Hierarchical partitioning revealed that canopy openness was the most important factor explaining arthropod order abundances in the thrice-burned plot, whereas all three environmental variables were significant in the unburned control plot.

(B ) Rank-order abundances for different Dscam1 isoforms detected in control reactions.

Overall, Flavobacterium, Dechloromonas and Nitrospira were abundant in order of abundance in biofilm, whereas Dechloromonas, Flavobacterium and Haliscomenobacter in activated sludge.

The four most abundant functional classes were, in order of abundance, RNA processing/transcription/translation; signal transduction, metabolism, and cytoskeletal/storage/secretion/extracellular matrix/adhesion.

A duty cycle in the data-dependent acquisition mode included a single MS scan followed by MS/MS scans on the three most abundant precursor ions (processed in reverse order of abundance) not subject to pre-determined or dynamic exclusion.

Species were ranked in descending order of abundance each year, so an individual data point represents the mean annual abundance of the species at rank ' i' rather than the mean annual abundance of species ' i'.

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