The phrase "abundance at the same" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "We can achieve abundance at the same time as fostering sustainability."
Alternatives: "abundance simultaneously" or "prosperity at once".
High abundant proteins sequestering other cargo proteins help to increase their abundance and at the same time protecting them from being eliminated by the body, therefore facilitating their detection in biomarker discovery analysis.
Of note, the low abundance strata across the input RNA concentrations have a higher variability, compared to the medium and high abundance strata at the same concentrations, as shown in Figure 1B.
The expansion and dominance of global finance opened the gate for faster capital accumulation and material abundance, but at the same time sowed the seeds of crisis.
This change in food abundance happened at the same time as the fall in adult cod populations.
Furthermore, AOB abundances were more abundant in the vicinity of the mangrove trees, where AOB abundances decreased from S0 to S2, while AOA abundances increased at the same transect (except S2-s, p < 0.05, ANOVA).
Using the spatial concentration, the abundance of pixels at the same GSI can be quantified; therefore, the abundance of the key compounds in the GAC which produce this GSI and saturate the carbon can be also determined.
Our findings show that rbcL expression was modified only when combining high pCO2 with high temperature, yet its abundance was still at the same order of magnitude for all acclimations.
Only the central 50×50 cm area of the largest plots was sampled, so that abundances were estimated at the same spatial scale in large and small plots.
There was also a considerably high abundance of Bacteroidetes at site SLR, and this was close to the abundance of the same phylum at site A3.
"Overflowing water took on significance as life in the pictures, a kind of abundance," he said, acknowledging at the same time that to most people water to the ankles or water to the waist is an unambiguous threat: a swift, uncontrollable overture to panic.
