The phrase "abundant guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a guide that is rich in information or resources, providing extensive support or direction on a particular topic.
Example: "The abundant guide on sustainable living offers numerous tips and strategies for reducing your carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "comprehensive guide" or "extensive guide".
Therefore, the evolutionary pattern of miRNA* afforded an opportunity to be abundant functional guide miRNAs based on well conserved seed sequences that reflected their sequence-based, trans-regulatory activity [13], [41].
Figure 3A shows these most abundant proteins categorized manually, guided by annotation terms available from NCBI and Flybase.
Recently, some miRNA* sequences were reported as guide miRNAs with abundant expression.
Some well-conserved miRNA* species were reported as functional guide miRNAs with abundant expression, which were well conserved particularly in seed and anchor sequences (Figure 5C).
He began with the seemingly clear-cut idea of writing a day trip guide to Connecticut's abundant dinosaur sites.
Latham is the author of forthcoming book, "Mama Glow: A Hip Guide to Your Fabulous Abundant Pregnancy" in November of 2012 with Hay House.
While Thomas is currently on call to help one such client -- actress Tamera Mowry-Housley -- welcome her baby boy, she birthed a new baby of her own -- her first book "Mama Glow: A Hip Guide To Your Fabulous Abundant Pregnancy".
Late in the 19th century the Canadian Pacific lured visitors to its trains by promoting the area's abundant mountain climbing, even importing Swiss guides and by 1911 building them gingerbread chalets.
There's More to Learn Now that it's apple-picking season, you may need a guide to the fruit and its abundant varieties.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08688.044 The presence of E2-hexenal, as a potentially abundant Or7a activator, might confound localized 9-tricosene guided behaviors.
