The phrase "abundance of terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity or variety of terms in a specific context, such as academic writing or discussions about language.
Example: "The research paper presented an abundance of terms related to environmental science, making it a comprehensive resource for students."
Alternatives: "plethora of terms" or "large number of terms".
A functional overlap can also be expected between mesocarp and seeds regarding GO terms (i.e. abundance of GO terms associated with oil production), and it is probably the reason why our comparative analysis has not rendered clearer functional profiles for these two tissues.
The result has been not simply an abundance of technical terms and rules, but a widespread belief that literature's governing principles can be located outside literature.
The abundance of Hebrew terms in Ibn Ezra's writings that may refer to "philosophers" or "philosophy"—none of them very precise, some of them perhaps coined by Ibn Ezra itself afford an additional perspective upon the peculiar nature of Ibn Ezra's "philosophy".
7 There was an abundance of alternative terms by which levels of coma or impaired consciousness were described and recorded.
An AgriGO analysis of these 564 genes identified a significant abundance of GO terms related to oxidation reduction (p = 5.1e 6).
A high number of synonymic hypotheses is a natural consequence of the abundance of alternative terms in the background knowledge and multiple ways of expressing essentially the same hypothesis by the FOL formulas.
Moreover, the abundance of GO terms associated with carbohydrate, protein and amino acid metabolism, and catalytic as well as transporter activities may reflect the cellular and biochemical events occurring during fruit ripening.
In a direct comparison of the presence and/or abundance of GO terms, three GO classes were absent in the Galleria transcriptome, but present in the Bombyx Unigene dataset: Generation of precursor metabolites and energy, Cell recognition and Regulation of biological process.
All abundance values are normalized by the E10 value and colored in terms of significance, with green indicating that abundance of a term is significantly lower than average, and red indicating higher than average [ 71].
Where X is the abundance of a term in the group being considered, Avg is the average abundance of a term in all developmental stages, and Z presents the relative abundance of a term at a given developmental stage.
