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Grass is considered to be of low cost and abundant because of mowing lawns, gardens, parks and open fields (Table 17).
At the time marine life first evolved, iron was extremely abundant in the reduced form Fe(ii), but as photosynthetic organisms restructured the chemistry of the ocean through evolution of excess oxygen, it became less and less abundant because of the very low solubility of the Fe(iii) form.
Fossil records of hexacorallian candidates are relatively abundant because of their skeletal hard parts.
(iii) Water: water appears to be abundant because of the high annual precipitation in moist tropical forests.
Biochemical studies in T. molitor are more abundant because of the larger size of the developmental stages.
While we cannot rule-out the possibility that poly(GP) inclusions appear more abundant because of differences in antibody affinities, their increased frequency may be due to the fact that poly(GP) proteins are synthesized from both sense and antisense transcripts.
This is also a food destination as seafood is abundant here and because of the proximity to the Russian-Chinese borders it's almost the only place in Russia where good Chinese food is widely available.
Thus, one potential source of antibacterial activity might be fatty acids released due to breakdown of the abundant triglycerides; because of their detergent-like properties, they might destroy bacterial membranes and thus impair bacterial viability.
Alanine and glutamic acid are abundant because they are major components of stem peptides in other Gram-positive PGN species [21].
Coal is the world's most abundant energy source because of its abundance and relatively low cost.
We concluded that forest species were absent (or less abundant) in pastures because they are not resistant enough to drought, while pasture species were absent (or less abundant) in forests because of food requirements, and/or soil physicochemical properties such as soil pH and organic carbon content, and/or were less competitive.
