The phrase "abundance derived from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a plentiful quantity of something.
Example: "The abundance derived from the fertile land allowed the community to thrive."
Alternatives: "wealth sourced from" or "plenty originating from".
By modelling the small to intermediate scale movement (1 103 m) of a large marine predator in a shallow coastal environment, we show how different assumptions about movement patterns influence estimates of species abundance derived from field observations.
Conn et al. [17] simulated typical patterns of aging error from cementum annuli analysis, and found they did not have large impacts on estimates of abundance derived from age-at-harvest data.
In addition, even amongst those proteins identified, there is a definite positive correlation between CAI and exponentially modified protein abundance index (emPAI), a measure of protein abundance derived from the total number of spectral evidences contributing to a given protein identification [18] (Figure 2B).
By extension, a suitable gene-level DNA methylation score should be anti-correlated with transcript abundance derived from genome-wide RNA-seq data.
After filtering out these problematic sites, measures of relative allelic abundance derived from aligning reads to a single reference genome were similar to those produced by aligning sequence reads separately to the maternal and paternal genomes.
To investigate if the altered miRNA accumulation in Osrdr1 relative to WT was associated with changes in miRNA target gene expression, we compared the miRNA expression profiles (abundance) derived from the smRNA sequencing data with the target gene expression levels based on the microarray data.
Some astronomers have proposed that there are chemical inhomogeneities within nebulae that give rise to the differences between the abundances derived from recombination and collisionally excited lines, but how such variations could be maintained is unexplained.
The elemental abundances derived from observed interstellar extinction also do not favour a homogeneous composition of interstellar grains.
We discuss the temperature, emission measure distribution and elemental abundances derived from these observations and compare the results with those obtained previously by ASCA.
Together, these sequences are 11% depleted of CpG and 9.5% enriched on TpG+CpA, if compared with the expected abundances derived from the frequencies of the corresponding single nucleotides.
In contrast, we did not pre-screen probes on the microarray for differential expression or correlations, but instead performed a QTL scan for transcript abundances derived from each probe.
