The phrase "abundant control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a large amount of control or authority over something.
Example: "The new management system provides abundant control over the project's resources and timelines."
Alternatives: "ample control" or "extensive control".
Control samples of Λb0 → pK−π+π− and Λb0 → Λc+π− decays, with Λc+ decaying to pK−π+, pπ−π+, and pK−K+ final states, are used to optimize the event selection and study systematic effects; the most abundant control sample consists of Λb0 → Λc+ pK−π+)π− decays mediated by b → c quark transitions in which no CPV is expected28.
Laws that require more privacy notices are not necessary because people already have abundant control over the ability of smartphone apps to collect data like geo-location.
Knowing whether these genes appear to recombine/transfer in proportions comparable with that of non abundant (control) genes would help evaluating the authors' claim that abundantly expressed genes are less affected by LGT.
In the region where predators were abundant, biological control was higher and related to the abundance of native coccinellids and syrphids, highlighting the importance of native species as providers of crucial ecological services.
Ovenbirds (Seiurus aurocapilla) and Black-throated Green Warblers (Dendroica virens) were more abundant in control stands.
In basalt, abundant joints control the surface expression of faulting, and enhanced compliance due to abundant joints leads to folding and deformation asymmetry in the fault zone.
In the region where predators were not abundant, biological control was lower, and it was related to landscape composition, being positively associated with the abundance of woodlots and urban habitats, and negatively associated with fruit crops in the landscape.
As shown in Figures 4D and 4E, messages that are more abundant in control (GFP-expressing) cells tend to be more highly downregulated than rare mRNAs, a characteristic shared by SOX and muSOX.
Treating hESCs with bivalent Anti-MUC1* for forty-one (41) hours, in the presence or absence of added bFGF, resulted in cells that were more viable and abundant than control cells that were cultured according to standard methods, which included adding bFGF.
Eighty-two proteins were differentially abundant between control and PD groups (Fig. 2A and Table S2).
Species F. mortiferum was a consistent finding in the digesta of all piglets, but it was less abundant in control piglets compared to case piglets.
