Sentence examples for abundant making from inspiring English sources

The alkene 7-C22∶1 7-C22∶1tisely abundant, making up 10–11% of total CH abundance orelativelyf totabundantnes.

This is likely because paddy rice has adapted to anaerobic conditions in which Fe2+ is abundant, making direct uptake without active ferric-chelate reduction sufficient for Fe acquisition.

2015 was an equally positive year for commercial agriculture, as gene-edited harvests across the United States were abundant, making it conceivable for gene-edited potatoes and soybeans to make it to consumer plates within two years.

There is only localised overuse of these resources, and overall, they are relatively abundant, making for high value added and rent generation, despite the fact that use of the resources is effectively open access in nature.

This group was reported to be abundant, making up 11 23% of soil bacteria (Bergmann et al. 2011).

First generation (F1) hybrids were least abundant, making up 7% (n = 62; Table 3) of the fish genotyped in this study.

In the 20th century, however, the original, positive meaning of "abundant" made a comeback that now causes semantic confusion.

The productivity was not improved with respect to a fermentation where glucose was used as a feedstock, but the fact that these feedstocks are cheap and abundant makes these optimized fermentations economically attractive.

Magnesium is the second most abundant cation making up 23%%.

Aluminum (Al) is the third most abundant element making up more than 8% of the earth's crust [ 1].

Finally, zigzag hairs form during the third wave of hair morphogenesis beginning at E18.5 and are the most abundant type, making up ∼80% of hairs.