Sentence examples for more abundant when from inspiring English sources

Birds did not fly farther out to sea to where prey was five times more abundant when N. cristatus could be found at lower abundance levels, closer to the colony.

In neither case is the result solely one of the two types, though 1 1 clay is predominant in the tropics after prolonged leaching and 2 1 clay more abundant when leaching is less extensive in more temperate climates.

Indicated these functional classifications proteins were more abundant when SQR-21 colonized the watermelon roots.

In this approach, using tumor epithelial cell-based weights, a sample where these cells cover a small percentage of the area of the tissue sample, will contribute less than a sample where tumor cells are more abundant when investigating gene expression differences originating in tumor tissue.

Similarly, all other studied Insecta species (mosquito, honey bee, and beetle) as well as more distant invertebrates (sea urchin) also had an accumulation of RP-sites within their large introns that was several times more abundant when compared to their complementary strand.

Some of these variants are more abundant when RNA is analysed from aged blood or from blood that was kept at a non-physiological temperature [ 13- 16].

Moreover, melanosome-mitochondrion contacts were associated to the melanogenesis process, since they were more abundant where and when active melanosome biogenesis takes place, while they were reduced in conditions of abnormal melanosome biogenesis.

In this present study we found that MMe cells silenced or constitutively devoid of ERβ expression also display a more aggressive phenotype, with the enhanced formation of foci when cultured in vitro and the development of more abundant colonies when cultured in soft agar.

These result implied that the synthesis and transform of metabolites with complex molecular structure tend to be in mature plant with more abundant substance when compared with plant during in proliferation stage.

Red Maple is far more abundant today than when Europeans first arrived in North America, where along with its cousin Silver Maple, it may have comprised a mere 5% of forest area and was confined mostly to riparian zones.

These studies reveal that IP8 is actually a relatively more abundant reaction product when analysed by PAGE (Table 1), suggesting that SAX-HPLC analyses might selectively degrade IP8 (see below).