Sentence examples for mass abundance from inspiring English sources

However, there were notable changes in fish catch mass, abundance and species dominance between 1999 and 2012.

In Table 4, we report the mean and standard deviation of the integrated aerosol column mass abundance over the final two years of the simulation.

The results obtained show that the concentration of dissolved major cations and anions in the groundwater varies spatially and mass abundance was in the order of: Na+ > Ca2+ > K+ > Mg2+ > Fe for cations and HCO3− > Cl− > SO42−− > NO3− for anions.

Wetlands with fish were expected to show the greatest difference in egg mass abundance because fish effects have been demonstrated on PNW amphibians elsewhere (Adams 1999, 2000; Kiesecker and Blaustein 1998; Monello and Wright 2001).

Thus, he says, will emerge a utopian 'postcapitalist' age of mass abundance, beyond the price system and rules of capitalism.

Identity of parent pesticides and metabolites from extracts was based on co-chromatography with known standards by GC/MS and/or LC/MS-MS and consistent ratios of parent mass abundance to at least two fragment transitions.

The relative mass-abundance of proteins in shotgun proteomic samples is proportional to the number of assigned MS/MS spectral counts [20].

A mass-abundance regression slope of −1 means thus that the consumer's biomass Nc×Mc, or, if log-scaled, log Nc)+log Mc), equals the resource biomass Nr×Mr, or log(Nr)+log(Mr), respectively.

Therefore, these authors deployed another technique to correct for Kr on the Sr masses which uses the most abundant Kr isotope at mass 84 (abundance 57%) instead of Kr.

Here, we compare the vertically integrated aerosol mass column abundance for each of the coagulation test simulations.

These excursions produce increases in the aerosol mass column abundance on the order of about 20%, and changes of several microns in effective radius.