The phrase "further abundant" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
To use this phrase, it would need to be restructured into one of the following: 1. Further, it is abundant. 2. Abundantly further. 3. An abundance further. For example: The evidence we have collected further, it is abundant, and we must use it to make our case.
Neuronal cytoplasmic inclusions were further abundant in the granule cells of the dentate gyrus.
To define tissue transcriptional signatures of E. superba, annotated ESTs obtained from the four tissue-specific cDNA libraries (head, abdomen, photophores, thoracopods) were separately grouped in 13 functional categories (Table 5) a further abundant category was created for those ESTs to which no function may be yet associated.
Prices are expected to decline further as abundant harvests add to stocks.In this section Overview Output, demand and jobs Prices and wages Part-time workers Money and interest rates The Economist commodity price index Stockmarkets Trade, exchange rates and budgets Coffee and cocoa Reprints.
Further, the abundant sulfide in the pore water supported the growth of sulfide-oxidizing bacteria promoting the deposition of P, which amounted to as much as 15% in the PM.
Further, highly abundant proteins may mask those expressed at lower levels.
Further, less abundant metabolites may have been missed, as well as those without bromine atoms.
In situ hybridization studies further indicated abundant mRNA signals of the glutamate receptor subunits by the end of the second postnatal week.
This paper describes preliminary simulations of a ToF CSI system, and the area for further work is abundant.
Lop/+ lenses were further characterized by abundant TUNEL-positive nuclei within central degenerating fiber cells, glutathione depletion, free-radical overproduction, and calpain hyper-activation.
Trout and other fish were more abundant further out.
We chose six of erythrocyte-specific microRNAs and further validated their abundant expression in erythrocytes by Northern blot (Fig 2D).
