Sentence examples for getting more abundant from inspiring English sources

During erythropoietic maturation, subunit composition and properties of the receptor changed; in proerythroblasts and basophilic erythroblasts, fast deactivating currents with high amplitudes were mediated by the GluN2A subunit-dominated receptors, while at the polychromatic and orthochromatic erythroblast stages, the GluN2C subunit was getting more abundant, overriding the expression of GluN2A.

Energy and other natural resources have become more abundant, not less so.

As wireless speakers become more abundant in the marketplace, it's getting harder to tell them apart.

Over the years the data available has become more abundant, specific and refined.

But the lone star tick could become more abundant in Connecticut, Dr. Magnarelli said.

On this basis, kriging variance analysis method combining with GIS is applied in the optimization of marine monitoring network in order to get more accurate and abundant information of the marine environment.

Still, his blog provides good inspiration for anyone looking to get more attuned to the abundant nature that surrounds us.

Sometimes, when the sample is simple such as extreme environmental samples or enriched samples, researchers may get more complete genome of the most abundant microorganism.

And if you are at home or at the office, where electricity is abundant, why not just plug in some regular powered speakers and get more volume and bass response?

Got more energy.

Everything gets more complicated".