Sentence examples for overabundance is from inspiring English sources

"Overabundance is an absolutely accurate word," laughs bassist Cameron Ralston.

This is Christmas, and overabundance is the order of the day.

Some might find it excessive to entomb a loved one inside a two-story edifice covered in plants—roses, dahlias, daisies, and other decorative flowers are frequently arranged along the perimeter but the celebration of overabundance is precisely the point.

Clearly, deer exert strong negative impacts on woody plant species, and there is appropriate scientific concern that white-tailed deer overabundance is contributing to the degradation of many forested areas of North America (Côté et al. 2004).

White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) overabundance is a conservation issue throughout parts of eastern North America, because browsing alters community structure, composition and diversity of forests (Horsley et al. 2003; Côté et al. 200 4).

Next, I took advantage of the chromosomal arrangement between the Müller elements A and D in D. pseudoobscura (chromosomal arms XL and XR, respectively) to test whether the satellite overabundance is just an intrinsic (historical) feature of the Müller element A or a convergent property of the X chromosomes.

Outside the United States, this overabundance was the common perception.

Overabundance was assessed by computing z-scores for comparisons to n = 100 equivalent control networks (random and lattice, see Methods).

Previous work suggests that impacts of deer overabundance are broadly negative and are consequently degrading forests at multiple ecological and taxonomic levels.

The overabundance was calculated by dividing the observed proportion of phylum-unique NOG by the proportion of same NOG in the phylum-total set.

The impacts of chronic deer overabundance are thought to limit the recovery rate of plant communities experiencing reductions or removal of deer (Carson et al. 2014; Royo et al. 2010 b ; Nuttle et al. 2014).