The phrase "abundance of sample" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a large quantity of samples, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The research study provided an abundance of sample data for analysis."
Alternatives: "large quantity of samples" or "ample samples available."
Changes in gene expression pattern during formation of organogenic nodules were analyzed by comparing transcript abundance of samples from sequential developmental stages to a common reference (T0).
The abundance of samples shown to contain keratinophilic fungi was as follows: 65% gardens, 52% schools, 43% poultry farms, 34% garbage, 30% hospitals, and 21% rivers [ 7].
The metabolite contents (type and abundance) of samples FS-6 and FS-40 were clearly different (figure 4), consistent with the correspondence analysis of the observed gene expression (figure 2).
When the oxygen isotope abundances of samples from the Earth and the Moon are considered in this way, the results suggest that both the planet and its satellite are members of a family of objects distinct from the families to which most meteorites belong.
The relative abundance of each sample in a cluster was used to create an abundance matrix using the output cluster files from the CD-HIT program, the files containing the original fasta sequences and headers for each sample (abundanceMatrix-twoStep.pl).
The expression abundance of each sample was measured, and differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were found between the two libraries.
This consisted of random selection of a number of sequences from each sample that corresponded to the lowest sequence abundance of all samples.
The abundance of patients' samples was calculated with reference to the known abundance of the reference samples.
This estimate is usually accurate due to the abundance of noise samples.
Each circle represents a genus and the size relates to its total relative abundance of all samples.
