The phrase "abundance reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a decrease in quantity or availability of something that was previously plentiful.
Example: "The recent drought has led to an abundance reduced in the local water supply, affecting agriculture."
Alternatives: "decreased abundance" or "reduced quantity".
In addition, twelve species (23%) present in invaded areas had their abundance reduced by at least an order of magnitude, if not two.
Abundance reduced during fruit ripening in the same way it did for the carbon fixation proteins.
In reproductive tissues, miR172 was consistently expressed although its abundance reduced gradually during panicle development.
The study discovered that transcript abundance reduced in eight SPL gene probe sets, leading to the expression analysis of the corresponding cDNA sequences, which showed that the highest miR156 expressers had the most reduction in PvSPLs transcript abundance [ 82].
In addition, there may be strain background differences in multi-cluster frequency, as we found that two-fold reductions in polarity factor abundance reduced the incidence of multi-cluster intermediates considerably.
Consideration of natural isotopic abundance reduced degeneracy to 64%, but mainly for formulae less than 500 Da in molecular weight, and only if the error in the relative isotopic peak intensity was less than 10%.
Productive rangelands throughout the Great Plains and Intermountain West have experienced increases in purple threeawn abundance, reducing overall forage quality.
26 Currently, the only available control strategies are reducing mosquito abundance, reducing adult mosquito lifespan, and preventing mosquito human contact.
Secondly, weighing by abundance reduces the effect of noise in the rarer transcripts, and increases the ability to detect small changes in the abundant ones.
In all data sets where there is a significant correlation between evolutionary rate and the number of interactions, controlling for protein abundance reduces the magnitude of the correlation (Table 1).
The greatest change in the relative abundance was shown for Bacteroides, in which case the relative abundance was reduced by 61.5% compared with that at pre-dose (Fig. 6D).
