Sentence examples for abundant existence from inspiring English sources

Si is a common semiconductor material for use in photodetectors due to its abundant existence on Earth.

The GOS contain hydroxyl, carbonyl, and carboxyl groups and are normally electrically insulating because of the abundant existence of saturated sp3 bonds, the high density of electronegative oxygen atoms bonded to carbon, and the distortion of graphitic network [25].

The apartment belongs to Michael and Penelope Longstreet and, as embodied by John C. Reilly and Jodie Foster, they're an aspiring Park Slope couple, living a solidly comfortable but not astonishingly abundant existence, from all evidence.

Cancer types were selected based on their abundant existence in world population.

As it was initially suggested that piRNAs are absent in the cauda epididymis and that mammalian PIWI proteins (MILI, MIWI, MIWI2) are not expressed in mature sperm, the abundant existence of 29-34 nt small RNAs in the mature sperm is somewhat surprising to us and suggests that they might be different from the well-known piRNA population from testis.

Colour is sewn into my being, the existence of colour within oneself is an abundant creation of love, death, beauty, light within darkness.

The existing data suggest that for relatively abundant transcripts the existence and direction (but not the magnitude) of expression changes can be reliably detected.

Perhaps that's because we're all such staunch supporters of the hyper-locally-based factory of the most abundant product in existence: our own individual pride.

We found a large number of systematic reviews but there was substantial overlap in the included studies and evidence was not as abundant as the existence of multiple systematic reviews suggested.

Besides being abundant in the LTRs, the existence of the ENV-gene in nine elements is intriguingly concomitant to the presence of additional RM copies in the linker domain (Table 3, Figure 4b and Figure S4 in Additional file 2).

The existence of abundant 25-mers along with even more abundant 26-mers provides support for this hypothesis.