Sentence examples for abundance of one from inspiring English sources

The expression of interleukin-10, a key anti-inflammatory cytokine, was positively correlated with abundance of one particular genus, Acinetobacter, on skin.

Apparent competition, where abundance of one species has effects on another species via a shared enemy, has been shown to be important for structuring species assemblages (Bonsall and Hassell 1997) and may similarly be very important for determining the community of parasites attacking a single host (de Roode et al. 2005; Alizon et al. 2009).

It is worth noticing the high predominance (13 16% of relative abundance) of one OTU belonging to Geobacter on active MFC of the HUSB line that was absent for the settler line MFC.

Rate equations that include surface reactions following the Eley Rideal mechanism contain an additional term that depends on the gas phase abundance of one reactant, the surface abundance of the other reactant, and the rate of reaction between them.

We therefore decided to investigate whether the mutant phenotype was at least in part also dependent on changes in the abundance of one or several different classes of lipids.

We, on the other hand, initially hypothesized that the abundance of one or more of these subsets were the primary factors, which could determine the treatment outcome.

However, methane production rate did correlate notably with relative abundances of one Archaeal and nine Bacterial OTUs.

Among the 5 bacterial species, we set the abundance level of one of them as constant, and let the abundance levels of the other 4 species vary following 4 functions across the sampling indexes.

My Uber driver Roger was a San Francisco native with four years of Uber driving experience navigating the over-abundance of one-way streets with no left turns of San Francisco.

However, the transcript abundance of only one gene (all4274, ubiH) being common to the pkn22 nitrogen starvation and oxidative stress regulons rather invalidates this hypothesis.

Moreover, in this study, principal component analyses suggested that the abundance of Fusobacterium, one of the first colonizers in periodontal plaque, may directly impact the levels of total cholesterol and LDL.