Sentence examples for abundance location from inspiring English sources

Molecular imaging methods include nuclear medicine (PET and SPECT) and optical approaches, all of which allow researchers to track the abundance, location, and activity of specific molecular species in vivo.

The resulting system of checks and balances will ensure the precise abundance, location, and timing of protein production.

The 2-DE method is superior to visualize each protein as a spot that can be interpreted by its abundance, location, or even its presence or absence.

We assessed the paired HMD and LMD tissue sections for macrophage abundance, location and phenotype using CD68 and CD206 immunohistochemistry, as illustrated in Fig.  6.

Based on the magnitude, abundance, and location, Gupta and colleagues believed the pattern foreshadowed a magnitude 4 quake that would occur in a 10-kilometer radius of Koyna in the next 15 days; they circulated the forecast to several leading science journals on 14 May.

These results are consistent with the notion that human colonizers, who did not know the abundance or location of stone outcrops prior to settling an unfamiliar territory, not only "geared up" before leaving a stone source, but geared up as efficiently as possible by carefully selecting the blanks they chose to carry.

Protection and management of groundwater-dependent ecosystems are hindered by lack of information on their diversity, abundance and location.

In summary, protection and management of groundwater-dependence ecosystems are potentially hindered by lack of information on their diversity, abundance and location.

We surveyed dingo scat abundance and location to assess scent-marking intensity, because annual variation in deposition rates is small [12], [17], [25], detectability is high, and in our study sites scats normally endure for roughly 3 6 months, although some persist much longer (Wallach unpublished data).

The design of a contrast agent should take into consideration the abundance and location of the target.

For example, the abundance and location of the dipeptide motifs (highlighted in pink, Figure 3) are useful to denote the differences and similarities of the repeat domain in these species.