Sentence examples for abundance short from inspiring English sources

The alternative argument is that the microscopic size of protists allows greater opportunity for cosmopolitan existence, but at the same time factors such as their sheer abundance, short generation time and ability to reproduce asexually allows for greater endemism [4].

Our observations suggest endo-siRNAs to have a biological role and add significance to recent RNA sequencing projects which report increasingly complex layers of low abundance short RNAs.

It is technically demanding to quantify mature miRNAs based on the often low-abundance, short length of mature miRNA, homology between miRNA species, and the inclusion of the mature miRNA sequence in the primary miRNA (pri-miRNA) and precursor miRNA (pre-miRNA) transcripts.

This is the first finding of an abundance of short and extra-short inversions within the local alignments between closely related species.

Third, the abundance of short antisense RNAs was always higher than the almost undetectable short sense RNAs, suggesting that most of the detected small RNAs are antisense to ZAM and Idefix and single-stranded (Fig. 4D).

The abundance of short amylopectin branches and thermal properties are highly correlated, and elsewhere highly branched starch with many short chains has been shown to have a lower gelatinisation temperature and improved rheological properties [ 44].

Although the abundance of short sequence repeats has previously been implicated as a possible mediator of genome arrangements, numbers of short repeats are not exceptionally high in the two zygnematophycean genomes reported here.

The result too often suggests a very modern combination of abundance and short weight.

The relative abundance of short grasses increases as soil moisture decreases.

Why this is so remains something of a mystery, but Sandy Moret, a fishing outfitter in Islamorada, said that he thought it had to do with the abundance of short wavy turtle grass in the Florida's shallows.

Previous reports designated BEIIb-deficient mutants in maize and rice as amylose-extender (ae) mutants, in which the abundance of short amylopectin chains was reduced (Kim et al. 1998; Nishi et al. 2001).