The phrase "abundant groups as" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a comparison or a characteristic of groups, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "We have identified abundant groups as key contributors to the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "numerous groups as" or "ample groups as".
The most abundant group as a whole has deletions in genes previously shown to be important for regulation of membrane traffic (55 or 35% of the 156 strains).
We designated the most abundant group as B-genome specific (or B-group) because it contains practically all of the Fatima elements from the B-genome chromosomes, except a subgroup of 5 elements from the A-genome.
Compared with the protonated g-C3N4 and exfoliated g-C3N4, the positively charged ultrathin g-C3N4 has abundant functional groups as well as desired dispersibility in deionized water, thus it could serve as a basic building block for designing related heterojunction composites.
This too is not unexpected as they are considered to be one of the most abundant groups in the marine realm.
Identification of abundant groups in bacterial communities is important in assessing roles in carbon cycling and ocean biogeochemical processes, and as a component of some marine food webs.
The mesoporous carbons supply a layer of abundant hydroxyl groups as the binding sites for immobilization of O- and N-donor ligands.
We regard the proteins that were identified only in one group or differentially abundant between groups, as possible or candidate biomarkers that can be subjected to further analysis in validation and verification studies.
The most abundant group was classified as heterogeneous ribonucleoproteins and contained 19 proteins (hnRNP).
In this work we applied high-throughput proteogenomics to Ruegeria pomeroyi, a member of the Roseobacter clade, an abundant group of marine bacteria, as a seed for the annotation of the whole clade.
For example, in early 30S fractions, r-protein levels cluster into four groups with 5′-domain primary and secondary binders such as S4 and S8 in the most abundant group and late binders such as S2, S3 and S21 in the most depleted group.
