Sentence examples for marginal abundance from inspiring English sources

Only marginal abundance benefits then accrue with extended grassland maintenance, and the differences in effects sizes between age classes were not significantly different (GLM F = 1.97, p > 0.05).

Site-specific fragment yields were calculated as % values relative to all ECD products, considering that backbone cleavage gives a pair of complementary c and z. ions (a., y ions were not included in the analysis because of their marginal abundance totaling to <1 %): 100 %=0.5 [ c]+0.5 [ z.]+[reduced molecular ions and loss of small neutral species from the latter].

The ions at n=31, which correspond to a cluster composed of three complete unit cells, show a marginal increase in abundance against the downward trend but do not show obvious magic character.

The latter remained overly represented in habitat of marginal quality regardless of abundance status, whereas the former taxa were more abundant in habitat of overall higher quality (that is, optimal to suitable; Table 3).

To rule out that these patches reflect artificial vesicles stuck to the erythrocyte surface or any other significant surface feature, we have manipulated domain abundance by marginal cholesterol depletion (preserving BODIPY-SM insertion but leading to BODIPY-SM domain disappearance) and membrane anchorage (by impairing 4.1R complex via PKC activation; doubling the number of BODIPY-SM domains).

Contrariwise, some genes revealed significant higher mRNA levels but no or only marginal increases in protein abundance (~1.1-fold to ~1.3-fold).

The abundance of the marginal Gulf of Alaska population is more variable than the main stock of the eastern Bering Sea.

Complex landscapes significantly increased small mammal abundance and (with marginal significance) species richness and diversity, but only in conventional fields, whereas organic farming increased small mammals in simple landscapes.

Automation, ubiquitous information and communication technologies, as well as renewable energy systems with near-zero marginal costs imply a future of abundance instead of scarcity [11, 30].

Ultimately, zero marginal cost gives us a promise of digital abundance and as a result physical abundance.

MEs had no effect on stomatal abundance traits, except for a marginal influence on leaf SD (R = 2·9).