The phrase "abundance would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of abundance in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "If we had more resources, the abundance would be evident in our community."
Alternatives: "plenty would be" or "wealth would be".
A better measure of abundance would be resources per capita or per worker.
Control strategies might be improved if D. ferox abundance would be reduced before flowering to avoid fruit and seed production.
A computational procedure which can help to identify a specific cluster from this complex dataset and quantify its relative abundance would be extremely helpful to many who work in this field.
Each of the predator species was associated with different landscape parameters and the proposition that predator diversity and abundance would be greatest in the productive habitats was not supported.
Again, the low Ca abundance would be a consequence of the incomplete evaporation of this element during ablation.
If that were the case, Kirstie, who has those qualities in abundance, would be stick thin.
Given an estimated score xi for a fly, we can use equation 1 to ask what the compound abundances would be if that fly had an average abundance.
This was performed to assess if the predicted abundances would be higher (or lower) in the future than those predicted for the present at a locality level.
If the VEM method were performed using next-generation sequencing technologies, coverage of the dominant viruses would be much higher, and many more viruses present at lower abundances would be identified.
Mapping reads back to more similar sequences to estimate abundances would be problematic because reads could not be uniquely assigned to a particular sequence.
If the two compounds were in thermal equilibrium at the reaction temperature, then their relative abundances would be 16:1, in reasonable agreement with the observed ca. 20 1 ratio.
