Sentence examples for abundant and complex from inspiring English sources
These materials often exhibit abundant and complex mechanical properties which are still far from being perfectly understood.
Lignin, a common natural polymers, is abundant and complex, and termites can break down and utilize the lignin in their food.
It's worth nothing that the diversity of the intestinal bacteria communities of wild sika deer was lower than the captive, which was contrary to partial reports that wild animals contains more abundant and complex gut microbiota.
In the Liu system, when the parameter c varies in a big range, the resulting system can still be chaotic and have more abundant and complex behaviors than the original Liu system.
Compared to other chaotic systems, when the system parameters of Liu system vary in a certain range, this chaotic system can still be chaotic, further the dynamical behaviors of this system become more abundant and complex.
Among HSPs, the sHSP family is one of the most abundant and complex groups, and the monomers of these proteins range in size from 12 kDa to 42 kDa.
The literature on "equity" and "access" to healthcare is abundant, diverse, and complex and the conceptualisation and operationalisation of these two concepts is not consistent [ 44].
Pera concluded that the hESC microenvironment is a fertile area for proteomics investigation, if the technology can address the issues of limited sample size, low abundant proteins, and complex post-translational modifications.
Our hypothesis was that in the high-N soil, increased root growth resulting from twice-ambient atmospheric CO2 would positively affect nematode density, supporting a more abundant and trophically complex nematode community.
The SEP was comprised of modest numbers of straight and curvilinear nerves, most of which penetrated Bowman's membrane to supply the corneal epithelium, and a more abundant and anatomically complex population of tortuous, highly anastomotic nerves that remained largely confined in their distribution to the SEP.
The distribution profile of sequenced sRNA showed that the most abundant and most complex fraction was the sRNA of 24 nt in length, followed by 22, 23 and 21 nt, in agreement with published reports of maize small- RNA libraries [ 54– 54].
