The phrase "abundant either" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or alternative, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The resources are abundant either in quantity or quality."
Alternatives: "plentiful as well" or "ample too."
Although phenophase length and hence temporal overlap are, to some extent, species-specific traits, they can also be considered as metrics of abundance because a species can be abundant either by producing high fruit densities and/or by being available over long time periods (Vázquez et al. 2009 a ).
This means that as prey become more abundant, either the attack rate, or the conversion efficiency of prey into predator biomass, or both must decrease.
Put together with Dr Berman's observations, this suggests that early in the cycle, when there is little progesterone around but oestrogen is abundant, either some aspect of the reward circuit is vulnerable to corruption or a protective effect is lacking.The fMRI method may shed light on severe premenstrual symptoms, too.
The drawing and writing was sort of a hobby". While writers who can also draw, or vice versa, are not uncommon in the realm of children's literature, they are not abundant, either.
Their transcripts are most abundant either both in the first two or both in the second two clusters.
C. gattii is likely to be acquired in areas where mature trees are abundant either in forested or rural to semiurban settings.
The global distribution pattern revealed two OTUs (OTU001 and OTU002) as conspicuously dominating in prevalence and abundance, whereas the remaining 55 OTUs were notably less abundant and either scattered across two to six countries or found only in a single country.
Through the comparison on the extent of differences in the microbial profile, we aimed to identify bacterial targets that were numerically abundant in either of the health groups, and examined their abundances in a larger infant cohort (n = 36 at 1, 3, and 12 months after birth, respectively) with a rapid and quantitative molecular tool [23].
Terrestrial heteropteran species are more abundant than either aquatic or semiaquatic forms and have a variety of habits and life histories.
Dialister spp. were significantly enriched in urines (p = 0.04, FDR = 11.9%) but were not relatively abundant in either urine or swab specimens (0.50% and 0.22%, respectively).
50 kd was present in control cells, but more abundant after either Wnt5a-transfection or IFNα stimulation and clearly synergistically induced by both factors (fig. 6b), which is also seen upon densitometric quantification.
