The phrase "abundantly observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been frequently or widely noticed or documented.
Example: "The phenomenon of climate change has been abundantly observed in recent years, with rising temperatures and extreme weather events becoming more common."
Alternatives: "widely noted" or "frequently observed".
Macrophages are abundantly observed around venules, which, unlike arterioles, exhibit sparse acute inflammatory cells in infiltrates comprised mainly of lymphocytes [27, 32].
When wheat germ agglutinin-horseradish peroxidase (WGA-HRP) was injected into the masseter muscle, labeled neurons were abundantly observed in the otic ganglion.
Viral antigen expression was more abundantly observed on day 7 p.i. (Fig. 4B).
On the other hand, graminoid-type phytolits, which are silicate or ossalate inclusions of plant epidermids, were abundantly observed in sample 1b from burial G1B18.
Although Cdc24 phosphorylation was abundantly observed in several studies, and two kinases, Cdc28 and Cla4, were shown to phosphorylate Cdc24 in vitro [13], [17], the in vivo significance of these phosphorylation events remained unclear.
Similarly, Ki-67 signals were abundantly observed in gastric cancer tissues (Fig. S1b).
Although 'di-nucleotide' repeat type are observed abundantly in eukaryotes (38), on the contrast, our analysis reports 'mono' repeat patterns as the most abundant type.
Bacterioferritin (Bfr) is a major membrane protein II (MMP-II) observed abundantly in in vivo grown M. leprae involved in acquisition and storage of iron.
In previous electron-attachment studies with dialanine the anion at m/ z 88 was also observed abundantly at electron energies between 5 and 6 eV,[ 20, 23, 24] as a prompt dissociation product formed in the ion source.
Furthermore, co-expressed gene members related to ATP binding/synthesis, oxidation reduction, and hydrolase were observed abundantly throughout the nsLTP gene family, and were generally associated with primary metabolic and metabolic processes on the functional enrichment test.
Although a role for GPCR activation in preventing potassium withdrawal-induced apoptosis of CGNs is abundantly documented, we observed the regulation of a very limited number of genes encoding GPCRs in our previous microarray-based study.
