Sentence examples for contributed to an abundance from inspiring English sources
All this code-tweaking has contributed to an abundance of viruses flailing around the computer wilds.
In contrast, at the same site in 2005 the above-average precipitation patterns contributed to an abundance of green vegetation around the Thellungiella plants that were themselves almost 2- to 3-fold larger than the plants found in 2003.
An increase of water sites in portions of the Great Basin Desert in Utah reportedly contributed to an increase in coyote (Canis latrans) abundance.
The tendency of molluscs to avoid grasses has been noted previously (Dirzo 1980) and may in the long term contribute to an increased abundance of grasses in such model systems.
Logbook data revealed strong evidence of spatial expansion through the 1980s and 1990s which is likely to have masked declining lobster abundance and contributed to a "hyperstability" scenario in catch rates.
The current poaching pressure is likely to have contributed to a recent decline in relative tiger abundance.
Many of the bacteria that were identified by culture contributed to a large portion of the relative abundance of bacteria in the samples, but about half of the bacteria that were determined to comprise a dominant portion of the microbiota were not detected by culture.
Aesthetic spiritual experience authenticates my work's inclusive perception of an immutable contingency, thereby working in a perpetual realm of self-realization contributing to a transcendental abundance of creation.
This critical food security and ecosystem service is under threat from a number of anthropogenic causes that are contributing to a loss of pollinator abundance and diversity.
Although the field trials carried out demonstrate that neem chippings can contribute to a reduction in mosquito abundance, its impact on disease transmission remains a gap.
Theoretically, five different types of molecular events can inactivate introns or cause the deletion of an intron from a gene, thereby contributing to a decrease in intron abundance (Additional file 1).
