The phrase "all abundant" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is plentiful or exists in great quantity, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The resources in this area are all abundant, making it an ideal location for development."
Alternatives: "fully abundant" or "entirely plentiful".
Within the Acidobacteria, GP1, 2 and 3 were all abundant groups in the six communities, but the relative abundance of GP2 at 1400 m, and GP3 at 600, 800 and 1800 m was less than 10%% (Table 2).
All abundant elements have some stages of ionization that produce observable emission lines.
A varied diet containing fruits, vegetables, legumes, and whole-grain cereals, which are all abundant in carbohydrates, also provides a desirable intake of dietary fibre.
Mr Gilder, who still rages against bureaucracies, both government and corporate, believes that above all, abundant bandwidth will free us from the time-wasting that afflicts our daily lives, from clogged airports to television stations that interrupt programming with advertisements we don't want to see.
If adequately carried out, the assignment of all abundant ions in the spectrum is required for spectral validation.
Here, the expression levels of genes agsA (An04g09890), agdC (An02g13240), amyA, agtC (An15g07800), and gbeA (An14g04190) encoding α-amylases (GH13 family), and genes agdC (An01g10930) and agdA (An04g06920) encoding α-glucosidase (family GH31) were all abundant and upregulated in YX-1217, whereas these genes were downregulated in ATCC 1015 at the two stages.
For all the abundant promise of Henry Slade, Jack Nowell, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Tomas Francis, Ospreys had the wiser and older heads in Dan Biggar, Paul James, Alun Wyn Jones and Dan Lydiate.
In the follow-up, "Exploiting Cheap Natural Gas," we'll look at the technologies being developed to take advantage of all this abundant fossil fuel.
The saliva from transplanted submandibular glands contained almost all the proteins abundant in tear fluid.
