The phrase "abundant cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, systems, or phenomena that are characterized by abundance and repetition or renewal.
Example: "The abundant cycle of nature ensures that resources are replenished each season, supporting diverse ecosystems."
Alternatives: "plentiful cycle" or "rich cycle".
Note that the full-halo CMEs are three times more abundant in cycle 24.
Abundant miRs with cycle numbers (Ct) below 32 are listed.
The fungus is ubiquitous due to an abundant asexual reproduction cycle, producing many billions of spores, and its ability to survive in very different environments.
After the self-assembled oligopeptide was alternately immersed in a calcium ions solution and a phosphate ions solution for 5 cycles, abundant nano-particles were found precipitated along the oligopeptide fibres, forming a corn-on-the-cob appearance.
These proteins, which are abundant throughout the cell cycle (Kearsey et al, 1996; Maiorano et al, 1996), are downregulated following cell cycle exit by quiescence, differentiation or senescence (Musahl et al, 1998; Madine et al, 2000; Stoeber et al, 2001).
Palmitic, oleic, and linoleic acids are the most abundant during the reproductive cycle of many insects [34].
In addition, several rate limiting enzymes involved in glycogen degradation, oxidative pentose phosphate pathway (OPP) and glycolysis are also more highly abundant during the dark cycle (Figure 5).
Data-dependent analysis was carried out in Orbitrap-IT parallel mode using CID fragmentation on the seven most abundant ions in each cycle.
Data-dependent acquisition of MS/MS consisted of selection of the five most abundant ions in each cycle: MS mass-to-charge ratio (m/z) 300 to 2000, minimum signal 1000, collision energy 25, 5 repeat hits, 300 sec exclusion.
All six proteins are abundant throughout the cell cycle and are broken down rapidly on differentiation or more slowly in quiescence [ 24, 25].
