The phrase "abundant response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a large or plentiful reply or reaction to something, such as a survey or request for feedback.
Example: "After sending out the survey, we received an abundant response from participants, which provided us with valuable insights."
Alternatives: "ample feedback" or "plentiful replies".
Although the participants of this study responded that inspecting the physical aspects was most important, a new finding of the present study shows that there is abundant responses about and detailed descriptions of inspecting aesthetic aspects such as "what will I look like if I wear this style of clothing?".
Among these, AP1B1, CAPZA2, and RPS21 displayed the same pattern (Fig. 6a), and all were significantly less abundant in response to fasting in both lines (P < 0.05).
As shown in Figure 1C, IL-1β mRNA was more abundant in response to Eh of −46 mV, 4 h after treatment (P<0.05).
The targeted approach was employed to identify lower abundant clinical response markers which may be undetectable by discovery driven approaches such as 2D-DIGE, either because more highly abundant proteins obscure their presence or because the removal of highly abundant proteins also depletes lower abundant proteins, like cytokines and chemokines, bound to these proteins [20].
Cells in which Tor1 was localized to the vacuole became less abundant in response to starvation (Fig. 4A and B).
Our literature survey suggested that introduced Phragmites will continue to expand its range and become more abundant in response to continuing change in the global environment.
Key biosynthesis genes for all amino acids except proline, lysine, serine, and asparagine were more abundant in response to the pathogen.
However, analysis of vascular staining using mouse endothelial cell marker, CD31, showed that SP tumours had an abundant angiogenic response, were punctate and tortuous staining of microvessels that was not apparent in tumours formed by non-SP cells.
Two genes emerge from this list as they were more abundant in response to the pathogen and mapped onto 3BS: Traes_3B_5088D482E a SINA-like 11 E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase, and Traes_3B_6E28B451A (unknown protein, Figure 5B).
