Sentence examples for although abundant from inspiring English sources

The ginkgophytes (division Ginkgophyta), although abundant, diverse, and widely distributed in the past, are represented now by a sole surviving species, Ginkgo biloba (maidenhair tree).

The animal is covered with a thick tunic, which consists of some cells, blood vessels, and a secretion of a variety of proteins and carbohydrates, including cellulose, which, although abundant in plants, is unusual in animals.

Although abundant ubiquitously, the spatial distribution of MP in the marine environment is very heterogeneous [[14]].

Although abundant onshore GNSS data are available, only a very sparse GPS acoustic dataset exists for the seafloor.

Although abundant capital has the ability to absorb credit market shocks, higher bank capital typically accelerates risky credit activities, which results in loan losses.

Although abundant studies have been reported on the structural and material optimization at each level, very few of them considered the mutual coordination on both scales.

"Although seemingly abundant, only a tiny amount of the water on our planet is easily available as freshwater," he said.

Equally important, says the study, is attracting private capital, which, although often abundant, is "highly selective" about where it flows and what it funds.

The breeding seasons for most animals tend to be coordinated with the availability of food, which, although generally abundant, does vary seasonally from region to region.

Micrococcus sp. or closely related Kocuria sp., although relatively abundant, are less frequently analyzed in terms of keratin-degrading capabilities, however if so, their present an immense potential.

Although not abundant, it is worth noting that these references appeared across the four newspapers and in the voice of policy-makers with contrary political orientations.