Sentence examples for abundant probably from inspiring English sources

Herbs were less abundant, probably due to the smaller area of unflooded mud banks.

Rife means "abundant," probably associated with riff's sense of "the belly"; much fashion attention is now focused on exposing the bellybutton, or navel, in the midriff.

Compared to hypermethylation, hypomethylation was considerably less abundant, probably due to its preferential occurrence outside of CGIs.

Fitness, however, is also predicted to be high at 14 16°C, much higher than at temperatures of 2 4°C where cod is abundant, probably because it is one of few species that are successful cold-water predators.

Interestingly, many coherent carbohydrate and amino acid metabolic pathways in C. reinhardtii but not in B. sudeticus tended to be abundant, probably reflecting the difference between B. sudeticus phototrophic growth and C. reinhardtii heterotrophic growth.

Founded in 1839, its name, of Osage derivation, means "clear and abundant water," probably referring to the nine flowing springs (the largest of which is at Big Spring State Park) within the city limits.

Instead, copepods are extremely abundant and probably form the zooplankton base of pelagic ecosystems within the Weddell Gyre [49].

While krill are known to be present in the eastern Weddell Sea, the much more abundant copepods probably play a more fundamental role in the ecosystems of the region [49].

Thysanoessa longicaudata, T. inermis and the large M. norvegica are broadly distributed, and the latter two are abundant and probably have significant roles as planktivores and as prey for fish and other organisms.

Tetrapyrroles such as heme and chlorophyll (Chl) are the most abundant and probably the most ancient pigments found in living organisms.

Moreover it should be considered that PCR amplification and sequencing detect precisely the more abundant (and probably clinically relevant) type and underestimate co-infections.