The phrase "abundant other" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a large quantity of other items or options, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "There are abundant other resources available for further research on this topic."
Alternatives: "numerous other" or "plentiful other".
The shapes were found to be round to ovoid with abundant other cellular organelles notably the mitochondria maintaining its cristae and opaque membrane.
Except for the endogenous RNAs recognized by RIG-I, there are abundant other cellular RNAs, such as mRNAs and rRNAs in the cytoplasm, which must utilize some unique strategies to avoid themselves being recognized by RIG-I.
Crystal Springs is a winner of numerous environmental awards, with deer and abundant other wildlife a normal part of the daily visual routine.
In the same way that Nunes and Ryan are pushing for further review only for a man who, abundant other evidence suggests, fostered legitimate suspicion, they're also saying that they only care to scrutinize FBI and DOJ actions if they themselves might be subject to them.
In addition, although less abundant, other defects were also observed including misaligned chromosomes, multi-polar or collapsed spindles and centrosome fragmentations (supplementary Fig S4C).
The results indicated that, in each sample, while some CYPs were more abundant, others were less abundant (when normalized to β-actin) in MNCs than in CD34+ CBHSPCs.
Other lineages that are abundant in other African countries (such as the LAM11) were absent in the current study.
Though pollution is an abundant problem, other speakers described how the environment can protect against toxic stress.
The species may be poorly sampled by Breeding Bird Survey methods, however, and may be equally abundant in other areas.
It is noteworthy that Pyk have also been observed to be more abundant in other Gram-positive bacteria under low pH conditions7,8.
While two Spirochaetaceae OTUs (KT964897, KT964901) were highly abundant, the other Spirochaetales core microbiome members were present at low numbers (Supplementary Table S2).
