Sentence examples for drop in abundance from inspiring English sources

A severe drop in abundance is evident after the RHD outbreak in the rabbit, but the decline is evident as well in the partridge.

Interestingly, one pyruvate kinase isoform (Cre06.g280950.t1.2) was only detectable after N depletion, showing a drop in abundance 24 h after N repletion.

Other C metabolism enzymes that were downregulated include glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (Cre01.g010900), which has been recently implicated in lipid accumulation in Arabidopsis [ 60] and the periplasmic carbonic anhydrase 1 (CAH1), which exhibited a dramatic drop in abundance from a maximum level of ~1500 to 0 FPKM (fragments per kilobase of transcript per million mapped reads).

Lisicki used drop shots in abundance — some of them ill-advised but many of them effective — to break Bartoli's rhythm and test her physical reserves.

derived using all reads implies that there is a drop off in abundance for very low abundance genes, which the fitting procedure would over-predict.

Hyperpredation refers to an enhanced predation pressure on a secondary prey due to either an increase in the abundance of a predator population or a sudden drop in the abundance of the main prey.

In a broad sense, hyperpredation can be defined as an enhanced predation pressure on a secondary prey due to either: a) an increase in the abundance of the predator population caused by an abrupt increase in the abundance of its main prey; or b) a sudden drop in the abundance of the main prey [12], [13].

The results accorded with an earlier report produced by the University of Western Sydney and Macquarie University, which found a 90% drop in the abundance of macroinvertebrates, including the water bugs stonefly, mayfly and caddisfly.

In such a scenario, the abundance of the isotope 3He, produced by solar rays splitting gases in the upper atmosphere, would be expected to decrease and initial investigations did indeed find such a drop in 3He abundance.

Also under these conditions we detected a decrease in survival and an increase in malformations that was correlated with a drop in the abundance of the fourteen transcripts (Fig. S2).

Out of these 3060 simulations, 126 resulted in a drop in the abundance of host D1 proteins after 8 hours of infection that was similar to the value measured in the laboratory [17].