Sentence examples for abundant contributing from inspiring English sources

The polymorphism rate of GC-rich TNRs is relatively lower than that of GC-poor TNRs, despite the fact that CCG/CGG repeats are the most abundant, contributing more than 40% to the total TNRs.

The critical required ions are determined by including the most abundant ions contributing to 75% of the total isotope area.

Therefore, HSPs are highly expressed in all organisms and are one of the most abundant proteins, contributing to 1-21-2% total cellular proteins under normal conditions [ 4].

The Turkish study of Çok et al., [ 19] found that naphthalene was one of the most abundant PAH (contributing 42.6% to the total PAH) identified in human milk from 47 women (mean = 45.75 ng/g lipid).

Characteristics of functional DNA sequences and other abundant DNAs contributing to centromere region of the most common model organisms of higher eukaryotes are presented in Table  1.> SatDNAs are a class of diverse tandemly repeated DNA sequences that comprise long arrays localized in a tightly packed heterochromatin.

In addition to platelet's contribution to peripheral blood MPs, recent studies also demonstrated that mononuclear phagocytes, especially macrophages, are the second most abundant population contributing to MPs which lead to phenotype switch in target cells via miRNAs transfer, including miR-223 [ 35].

The city's low interest rates, tight housing supply and abundant liquidity contributed to a 2 percent increase in real estate prices in January, Mr. Tsang said.

Abundant nutrients contributed to planktonic blooms and associated organic carbon accumulation (Zachos and Kump 2005).

Turf strips and blocks were harvested from lowlands where organically rich peat and abundant water contributed to the development of bog plants with thick root mats that produced premium turf.

Downstream of the LINAC, where high-energy photons were abundant, photoneutrons contributed approximately 6% of the response of the conventional neutron detector; however, almost 50% of the registered counts of the extended-range neutron detector were from photoneutrons because of the presence of the detector rather than the effect of the neutron field.

Suicide shadows him throughout the book, with his dad's friends and his own classmates offing themselves throughout the chapters isolation, drug abuse, and abundant guns contribute to Wyoming's perennial placement near the top of the national suicide charts.