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We considered the influence of aerosols on 1.38 μm water vapor band under various observational geometries and find that much higher abundances of water vapor can be retrieved from the MAWD data, which is consistent with TES results.

Compared with the WB96h samples, these bacteria were either unique to the WBMd96h samples or had much higher abundances in the WBMd96h samples, suggesting that these bacteria were transferred from the gut of the house fly to the wheat bran during feeding.

Although similar to terrestrial basalts, the mare basalts have much higher abundances of iron and are completely lacking in minerals altered by water.

Likewise, allotment gardens in Stockholm had more species and much higher abundances of bumble bees than two other common types of green areas (parks and cemeteries) [24].

Much higher abundances of these proteins were detected when bacteria were cultured at 37 and 42°C, which corresponds to the temperature of the intestine, than at lower temperatures (Fig. 1A).

However, communities associated with biogenic habitats differ from the infaunal communities studied from sands of shallow-water seeps and clays of deep-water seeps, which show much higher abundances compared to the epizooic meiobenthos from our studied sites.

Because rubidium is concentrated in crustal rocks, the continents have a much higher abundance of the daughter isotope strontium-87 compared with the stable isotopes.

The forest habitats seem to have a much higher abundance and diversity of mammals, which is no surprise, but I did not expect the abundance and diversity in coffee habitats to be this low.

These results showed that the annotations by MG-RAST were showing much higher abundance of these species as compared to the values obtained from qPCR results.

The assemblage structure of pollinator communities as visualized through rank abundance curves showed that there were many species with low abundance and only a few species with a much higher abundance.

Moreover, the decrease of acetate concentration after 2 months (Table 4) would not be observed if fermenting bacteria were present at much higher abundance than DIRB in the FR community.