Sentence examples for abundance in order to from inspiring English sources

It taps into a language that predates digital abundance in order to layer on implied significance where, as often as not, none exists.

"It's an exciting time for the whole country, but I fear that the pressure which will be brought to bear from the 'New Labour dinosaurs' and from much of the media will be massive, and Jeremy Corbyn will need strength and support in abundance in order to resist it".

A novel film method was used to document high-resolution (mm-scale) changes in H2S abundance in order to best approximate spatial scales relevant to microorganisms [57],[57].

This often entails the introduction of new enzymes, deletion of unwanted enzymes and efforts to fine-tune enzyme abundance in order to attain the desired strain performance.

Managing predator impacts is therefore likely to require empirical assessments of local predator distribution and abundance in order to target measures effectively.

With great ape populations in decline across much of their range, it is crucial to obtain a global picture of their distribution and abundance, in order to guide conservation activities and to provide baseline data against which to monitor their trends.

In the present study, we use the estimated abundances in order to estimate the proportions by which different protein classes contribute to mitotic chromosomes and to construct classifier I.

Community similarity matrices were calculated using a Bray-Curtis index on 4th root-transformed abundance data in order to reduce the contribution of common species [37].

These findings highlight the need for additional studies of the vector-dengue dynamics in this region and local evaluations of the robustness of vector abundance measures in order to strengthen cost-effective entomological surveillance systems.

We employed a Gene-Ontology-driven transcriptional analysis coupled with protein abundance assays in order to identify novel T-cell activation genes and cell-type-specific genes associated with the immune response.

"We are granting these supplementary runs out of an abundance of caution, in order to give the athletes as much time to prepare for competition as possible," said Robert Storey, the president of the international body that overseas bobsled and skeleton.