The elephant, for instance, was abundant in the area in the 1860s until the industrialising West's demand for billiard balls and piano keys encouraged the ivory trade.
Shanghai, for instance, also boasts abundant supplies of clean water (a crucial input) and a fairly stable electricity grid.
For instance, there is abundant evidence that dyslexia or autism may be due to what happens during pregnancy, prematurity or difficulties during the birth itself.
For instance, food is abundant elsewhere in the otter range, so why aren't animals rapidly multiplying there and moving into unoccupied territories?
For instance, the most abundant outer membrane porins of E. coli, OmpC, OmpF and OmpA, are regulated at the post-transcriptional level by MicC, MicF and MicA sRNA, respectively.
For instance, the most abundant autonomous family, hobo_AC (290 copies), is responsible for the mobility of at least 15 nonautonomous families, totaling 3,272 copies.
For instance, the most abundant transcripts in S. elaeagnifolium leaves and flowers encode a putative subunit of the ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco) protein, a Rubisco activase, putative lipid-transfer proteins, proteins involved in chlorophyl binding and photosystem I and II, a S-adenosylmethionine decarboxylase (SAMDC) etc.
As shown in Figure 1, certain types of residues are abundant in each class, for instance Pro and Gln are abundant in IgA inducing epitopes while Cys and Glu are found to be dominated in IgE inducing epitopes.
The fish-eating race of Russian shad A. kessleri kessleri, for instance, is far less abundant and is caught less often than is the plankton-feeding race A. k. volgensis.
They live almost exclusively on land, returning to the sea only to release their eggs; on Christmas Island, for instance, B. latro is abundant 6 km from the sea.
