The phrase "abundant organized" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both plentiful and well-structured, but the combination of the two adjectives is awkward.
Example: "The abundant organized resources made it easy for the team to complete the project efficiently."
Alternatives: "well-organized abundance" or "plentifully organized".
The immunofluorescence analysis showed a less abundant and organized α6-composed extracellular matrix in UCMD/BM cultures than in controls, confirming the biochemical results obtained under the same experimental conditions.
By contrast, myosin IIB positive stress fibers were clearly more abundant and well organized in the mCherry-DAAM1 lines as compared to the controls (Fig. 5B).
Indeed, an abundant inflammatory infiltrate organized in a pseudo-follicular structure was also evident.
The F-actin fibers were abundant and well organized and were arranged in a linear orientation in the cells).
In contrast, the cytoskeleton of TGF-β3 treated cells became well organized, with abundant stress fibers (Fig. 4 e, f).
By 4 weeks, granulomas were more abundant and more uniformly organized in both groups with a similar wide tissue distribution again, as seen previously (Swaim et al., 2006).
Thereby, they favor the binding of the more abundant cellular GTP, organizing the active conformation of the small G protein which can recruit its effectors (reviewed in [ 1]).
However, the problem is not so much one of too much information but of abundant information that is poorly organized and poorly represented.
The other potential source of (TTAGGG n template sequences is extrachromosomal telomeric repeat (ECTR) DNA: this is abundant in ALT cells, is organized in circular, linear and t-loop forms (11– 14) and is at least partly contained within APBs (15).
The film is also appropriately busy and abundant: full of objects, information, stories and people, organized with hectic elegance.
