Sentence examples for differences in the abundances from inspiring English sources

Note that in panel B, despite of some overlap between the top-ranking proteins in different cells, there are considerable differences in the abundances.

Since large differences in the abundances of the different constituents of a complex result in decreasing efficiency of its production[ 19], it is of high importance to keep the levels of the complex components stable.

When we assessed the differences at the level of OTUs we discovered numerous changes between the normal and tumor microbiomes with significant differences in the abundances of 19 different taxa (Wilcoxon signed rank test q ≤ 0.1 after FDR correction; Additional file 5).

Romboutsia (17.94%), Lactobacillus (28.61%), Bacteroides (10.65%), and Enterococcus (10.51%) were the most abundant taxa in group A, while Romboutsia (33.98%), Lactobacillus (13.80%), Bacteroides (15.07%), and Enterococcus (4.35%) were the most abundant in group B. The differences in the abundances of Lactobacillus were significant (p < 0.05).

Alternatively, genetically-rooted differences in the abundances of cell types in the livers of different strains could also give rise to ER or GR QTL.

F344 and cyp1a1 ren-2 TGR showed no significant differences in the abundances of the investigated genes except for ET-1, which was less abundant in transgenic than in control rat hearts (Fig. 5).

Even adjacent nuclei showed striking differences in the abundance and presence of different neurotransmitters.

Glöckner et al.51 found that bacterioplankton and microeukaryotes showed significant differences in the abundance and relationships among phyla under different nutrient loading conditions.

We show that some of the measured allele-specific expression patterns result from differences in the abundance of subclonal populations, each harboring different acquired mutations.

The data describe major differences in the abundance, dimensions and chemistry of waterbodies in the different landscapes.

The researchers, writing in Nature, suggest that the behavioral differences are due to differences in the abundance and distribution of food in the two seas.