The phrase "abundant with increasing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is plentiful and growing, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The garden was abundant with increasing flowers as spring approached."
Alternatives: "rich in growth" or "full of expansion".
The general tendency is that lower mass ions become more abundant with increasing operation time of the plasma.
The addition of ammonium acetate results in the elimination of the highest charge states, and a second charge-state distribution between 7+ and 9+ becomes more abundant with increasing pH.
Generally, the spherules, which form in wet conditions, increase in size as depth increases, suggesting that groundwater (which would be more abundant with increasing depth) affected the sediments.
We did not observe significant changes in mitochondrial number, size, or number of cristae, although the mitochondria in larger cells tended to be smaller and slightly more abundant, with increased electron density.
Scanning electron microscopy showed that differentiated cells produced abundant extracellular matrices with increasing culture time.
C. purpureus can now survive and is more abundant, along with increased moribund moss (see also Fig. 2).
Apodemus agrarius (striped field mouse) was most abundant in field margins and increased with increasing vegetation cover after the crop harvest.
In lakes where Sporomiella are abundant in shoreline sediments, they decline sharply with increasing distance from the lake edge.
Moreover, hydroxyl groups are more abundant on the surface of rice husk with increasing pH.
Creative fees are abundant in the current economic climate, especially with increasing fuel prices.
Solar energy is an abundant source of energy in Jordan and the Middle East; with increasing prices of oil this source is becoming more attractive alternative.
