The phrase "abundance amounts of" is not correct in written English.
It is redundant because "abundance" and "amounts" convey similar meanings, making the phrase awkward.
Example: "There are abundance amounts of resources available for the project."
Alternatives: "large quantities of" or "plenty of".
After scanning and image analysis, the RNA abundance (amount of RNA molecules bound to the complementary probes on the microarray) is analysed and the relative gene expression of the treated sample can be compared to the untreated control.
The salinity in sediments ranged from 45.1 at Gerlache inlet to 76.2 at Penguin Bay and it was correlated with cell abundance, biodiversity, amount of pigments and amplified DNA.
We investigated how characteristics of a landscape (structure), including the variation in habitat quality and spatial aggregation of the habitat, and the precise population-dynamic properties of the simulated species (dispersal and growth rates) affect the correlation between population abundance and amount of surrounding favourable habitat in the landscape.
In term of all protein abundance, the amount of 3FTxs in MOh venom is hence 43.0 %, a finding comparable to Chang et al. [ 19] (44.1 % w/w), although the 3FTx subtypes varied between these two studies.
Helium is second in abundance, and large amounts of carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen occur as well.
Ribosome occupancy was determined by comparing the relative mRNA abundance in equivalent amounts of polysomal and total RNA using two-color microarrays (Fig. 3A left; raw data is available at ArrayExpress accession number: E-MEXP-2399; analysis code is available in the Source Code S1 file in Supporting Information).
The real-time PCR procedure quantitated the abundance of transcript amounts of AHSG ∗ 1 and AHSG ∗ 2 mRNA in the hepatic tissues from four heterozygous individuals.
However, the magnitude of bias in estimated mean abundance with even slight amounts of unmodeled heterogeneity was substantial.
Every single known particle exists in great abundance, along with equal amounts of their antiparticle counterparts, all smashing rapidly and repeatedly into everything around them.
By time the Universe is just one billion years old, the most distant objects we can measure the heavy element abundance for have huge amounts of carbon: as much as our own Solar System contains.
