The phrase "abundance alternative" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing options or choices that are plentiful or diverse, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In the realm of sustainable living, we must explore the abundance alternative to traditional energy sources."
Alternatives: "plentiful option" or "variety of choices".
Plants time flowering through temperature-sensing mechanisms involving differential RNA abundance, alternative splicing, and protein stability.
This dataset also provided a platform for analyzing transcripts with low abundance, alternative splicing and non-canonical splice sites.
Analysis also demonstrates HMMSplicer's ability to find splice junctions on transcripts with low abundance, alternative splicing, and non-canonical junctions.
The following section discusses possible functional roles of proteins with IDRs based on their cellular regulatory properties such as transcript abundance, alternative splicing, degradation kinetics, and post-translational processing.
Apart from the report of a low abundance alternative FOXO1A transcript isolated from a human fetal brain cDNA library and distinct from those described here [ 24], this is the first demonstration of other alternatively spliced FOXO1A transcripts in any cell type.
One explanation might be that most low-abundance alternative isoforms are likely to be nonfunctional and probably result from stochastic noise during the splicing process [ 19, 21].
A genome-wide comparative study of 5'UTR sequences in primates and rodents revealed a much greater abundance of alternative splicing (and alternative transcription) than detected in the corresponding coding sequences, conceivably because 5'UTRs are not bound by constraints on protein structure that limit alternative splicing in coding regions [ 209].
With the abundance of alternative splicing already known to occur, it is likely that evidence for new examples of alternative splicing will continue to grow.
The results lend credence to the implementation of two browser management strategies (1) in the short term, the provision of a diversionary feed and (2) limiting the abundance of alternative herbage so that over time the plantation landscape supports lower populations of browsers.
We evaluate the effects on those estimates of various combinations of factors, such as the analytical methods (i.e. three Extended R value (ERV) sub-models), the distance-weighting methods used to determine plant abundance, and alternative classification schemes of vegetation and land cover data around study sites.
