Sentence examples for abundant frequency from inspiring English sources

Turnbaugh et al. [ 39] recently concluded that a core microbiome based on species or strain data may not be present, because their data demonstrated that by adulthood no single bacterial phylotype was detectable at an abundant frequency in the guts of all 154 humans sampled in their metagenome wide study.

The mRNA abundance classes revealed by the 2 × 2 dataset were partitioned into 5% high abundant (>100 frequency per tag), 25% moderate abundant (11 90 frequency), or 70% low abundant (2 10 frequency).

The most abundant in frequency in the population were the recurrent beneficial mutations in particular genes with multiple alleles (fig. 1 B).

Among the trinucleotide repeat motifs, GAA/TTC and CTT/AAG were the most abundant with frequencies of 3.87% and 2.65%, respectively (Additional file 2).

Among the trinucleotide repeat units, AGG/CCT, AAG/CTT and CCG/CGG were the most abundant with frequencies of 7.1%, 6.1% and 5.3%, respectively (Table  3).

Dinucleotide repeat units TC/GA, AG/CT and TA/TA were the most abundant with frequencies of 17.20%, 16.67% and 9.41%, respectively.

Among dinucleotide repeats, AG repeats are the most abundant with relative frequency of 16.9% and relative abundance of 21.5%, followed by AC (13.7%, 12.8%) and AT repeats (10.8%, 9.5%).

While some of them can be flat or can exhibit a constant curvature, others may provide a more mixed landscape, abundant with high frequency information.

In many crops they were abundant with a frequency ranged between 13 26%.

In contrast, Ag85A-specific naïve-like CD4+ T cells were surprisingly abundant (similar in frequency to TCM).

It is difficult to theorise why there would be fair agreement between perceptions of being well-placed for a pharmacy and objective measures, as pharmacies were not more abundant, and the frequency of trips to other local amenities, such as food stores, in general, may be higher [ 51].