Sentence examples for could be abundant from inspiring English sources

(There could be abundant propane and other fuels for local use, but these are "orphan fuels" — an echo of orphan drugs — as I wrote in 2009).

PCBs may pose the largest danger to the environment and human health, Colgan says, and they could be abundant at Camp Century, although it's hard to know for sure.

Though a rebooted TV series ran on NBC for just 17 episodes beginning in 2008, the market for a new movie could be abundant, what with the global take of the sixth and most recent "Fast & Furious" movie at $645 million and counting.

These preliminary results suggest that naturally occurring polymorphisms affecting phenotypic robustness could be abundant, and that these polymorphisms may generally buffer either genetic or environmental variation, but not both.

However, certain frequency of di nucleotide could be abundant in the coding regions such (TC)n.

Besides phosphorylation, O-linked β-N-acetylglucosamine (O-GlcNAc) modification of proteins could be abundant in S. maritima under NaCl stress, as it appears from the overexpression of O-GlcNAc transferase (OGT) gene (Table 2), and hence this could be an important biochemical event in the salt tolerance process.

If they can be tapped safely and economically, they could be an abundant source of fuel, especially for countries like Japan that have few energy reserves of their own.

If red dwarfs commonly have planets - a possibility given impetus by the discovery of the world around Gliese 876 - and if some of these worlds orbit at slightly greater, and therefore cooler, distances from their home star, then habitable worlds could be as abundant as summer mosquitoes.

However, as only around one-third of the genes frequently hypermethylated in cancer presented the bivalent chromatin domain (meK4/meK27) in hESCs, our results suggest that this chromatin signature in cancer methylated genes could be less abundant in hESCs than previously expected.

In others words, food resources could be more abundant in the environments with lowest salinities.

Glycine betaine (trimethylated glycine) is another important osmoprotectant that could be an abundant carbon source in hypersaline environments.