Sentence examples for The overabundance from inspiring English sources
noun
An excess of that which is needed or is appropriate
The overabundance of iron can lead to organ damage.
The overabundance of natural gas is pushing down heating and electricity bills around the world.
The overabundance of cheap storage on hard disks means that it is no longer economical to even decide whether to remember or forget.
The overabundance of plateau pika brings a great damage to the alpine meadow.
The overabundance of cycle-24 halo CMEs was also observed in the general population.
The overabundance in young stars poses a different puzzle, because fusion reactions in the cores of stars tend to consume lithium, not create it.
The overabundance of content on the web is as counter-productive as it is beneficial.
"The overabundance of gene patents is a large and looming threat to personalized medicine," Cornell's Mason said.
The overabundance of these patterns as seen in gene expression profiles [30] suggests the use of a continuous variable for the degree of differentiation.
The overabundance of this neurotrophin causes excessive branching by RGC axons.
The overabundance of proteins relative to transcripts must have consequences for cellular functioning.
