Sentence examples for hence abundant from inspiring English sources

There were very many trees, there was much grass and cows, hence abundant milk," he says.

The microspheric structure of the Ag/CFC electrode provides large electroactive surface area, hence, abundant active sites are vacant for hydrazine oxidation.

Everything was so abundant".

Hence very abundant leaf transcripts out-competed transcripts of low abundance for "sequencing space" in the library leading to the lower number of AGIs that could be identified in the non-normalized library.

But that situation will likely improve in the next decade as the next generation of gigantic telescopes, such as the Thirty Meter Telescope and the European Extremely Large Telescope, come online, Totani says, as they should be able to spot much fainter and, hence, more abundant GRBs.

Hence, the abundant enrichment of transcripts hosting RNA structures may be at least partly explained by their slower degradation and, thus, higher accessibility to riboprobes compared to transcripts lacking RNA structure.

Hence, despite abundant research on infectious disease impacts on fish in culture, our understanding of the ecological and evolutionary role of diseases impacting wild salmon populations is minimal (Bakke and Harris 1998; Kent 2011).

Hence, development of abundant molecular markers for Phalaenopsis genome mapping is necessary.

The fibers that are used are normally industrial by-products and, hence, they are abundant and inexpensive.

This means that the deposited-energy profile fills out the NP with radius R=12.4 nm, and hence, considerably more abundant sputtering is to be expected than from a semi-infinite flat target.

Alkaline lignin or Kraft lignin is produced in large quantities by the pulp and paper industry, which are, hence, the most abundant sources of lignin for the subsequent chemical processing [3].