Sentence examples for moderate abundance from inspiring English sources

For example, in the stem of P. tomentosa, Cellulose synthase 7 (PtoCesA7), UDP-glucose dehydrogenase 1 (PtoUGDH1), and S-adenosine - l-homocysteine-hydrolase 1 (PtoSAHH1) transcripts were most abundant in the developing and mature xylems, with moderate abundance in the cambium.

Five species with moderate abundance showed uniform dispersion.

But the gammaceranes have a moderate abundance (Fig. 1) with a ratio of 0.14, indicating a reducing depositional environment.

Wyoming's landscape protection (i.e., "core area") strategy for sage-grouse encompasses half the high to moderate abundance sagebrush sparrow and sage thrasher populations.

Rather, a single annelid (Nephtys cornuta) was found in moderate abundance and several bivalve mollusks that dominated local reference communities have slowly recruited into the remediating sediments.

The abundances of species (importance value index) followed a fair lognormal pattern of resource sharing with a few common species with high abundance (S. robusta, S. wallichii, P. kesiya and C. arborea), several intermediate species with moderate abundance and some very rare species with very low abundance (Figure 5).

Indeed, reliance on Poaceae abundance as an indicator of paleoprecipitation is potentially very misleading when it is in the fossil record at moderate abundances.

This is illustrated on the shade plot, where at least one of these three species was found at each site and, at seven of the ten sites, all three species were recorded in moderate abundances (Fig. 4).

Many of these are low-abundance transcripts and may not actually function as significant toxins, whereas several others have high to moderate abundances and represent significant components of the venom.

In our analyses of the monoamine receptor mRNA expression of peptidergic neurons in the rat telencephalon, double tyramide-signal-amplified fluorescence in situ hybridization delivered satisfactory results for coexpression analysis of neuropeptide Y (NPY) and serotonin receptor 2C (5-HT2C) mRNA, a receptor subtype expressed at high-to-moderate abundance in the regions analyzed.

Northern blotting revealed a predominant moderate-abundance transcript of ~4.2-kb widely distributed throughout the brain and spinal cord.