The phrase "abundant infiltration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing excessive or plentiful penetration or permeation, such as in environmental science or security discussions.
Example: "The abundant infiltration of pollutants into the groundwater has raised serious concerns among environmentalists."
Alternatives: "excessive infiltration" or "plentiful infiltration".
Allografts collected from group D demonstrated abundant infiltration of smooth muscle cells and collagenous fibers with inflammatory cells in the adventitia.
Subsequently, the abundant infiltration during the wet season would replenish the aquifers again before the next cycle of water pumping.
It was indicated that abundant infiltration of IgG4-positive plasma cells around malignant tumor could be regarded as specific findings in malignant tumor with autoimmune pancreatitis.
Some reported abundant infiltration of IgG4-positive plasma cells was revealed around malignant tumor in six of eight cases of malignant tumor with autoimmune pancreatitis [2].
In almost all cases, abundant infiltration of IgG4-positive plasma cells and an elevated ratio of IgG4- and IgG-positive plasma cells (40%) was detected.
Uptake of 68Ga-radioactivity in atherosclerotic plaques of LDLR -/- ApoB100/100 mice in comparison to the degree of inflammation assessed on the basis of Mac-3 immunohistochemistry. None, no macrophages; Mild, occasional macrophages; Moderate, occasional and some groups of macrophages; Severe, abundant infiltration of macrophages.
Final histological examination disclosed lymphocytic cuffs in the Virchow-Robin spaces, reactive astrocytes, partly with multiple nuclei, and abundant infiltrations of macrophages (Fig. 1).
Under microscopic examination, human SE consists of uniformly large cells and contain clear cytoplasm cells, and has abundant lymphocytes infiltration or granulomatous inflammation [ 12].
Periodontitis is also characterized by abundant monocyte infiltration, which finds the adequate signalling microenvironment to rapidly differentiate into macrophages, namely, through surface toll-like receptors [ 5].
Other than neoplastic mammary lesions, we observed a salivary gland neoplasia and a cytosteatonecrosis (a large droplet of lipid surrounded by connective tissue with abundant eosinophilic infiltration) in the animals treated with a subcarcinogenic dose of NMU.
In SL infected coho salmon, tissues develop pronounced epidermal hyperplasia at the sites of attachment, which is accompanied with abundant cellular infiltration within the dermis beneath chalimii [ 1, 8].
