There is an overabundance of sex in all forms: anxious sex, joyful sex, furtive sex, martyred masturbation.
The New Media and talk shows almost always involve some gossip, backbiting and censure and, in its lower form, an overabundance of sarcasm and scoffing.
In 1960, physicist John H. Reynolds discovered that certain meteorites contained an isotopic anomaly in the form of an overabundance of xenon-129.
In wet beriberi, a more acute form, there is edema (overabundance of fluid in the tissues) resulting largely from cardiac failure and poor circulation.
Cell culture conditions are ideal: an overabundance of an energy source (usually in the form of glucose) is supplied, oxygen concentration is kept high, and cells are grown in monolayers to keep nutrient and oxygen transfer high to all cells.
That taste test was inspired by the state wilderness department's Nutria for Human Consumption Campaign, an initiative formed in response to the overabundance of nutria.
And, of course, he added, an "overabundance" of tomatoes.
Alcohol's metabolism generates an overabundance of the metabolic intermediate nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide in its reduced form (NADH), which stimulates the synthesis of excess fatty acids in the liver (Lieber 2004).
That allowed for an overabundance of easy credit, which fueled housing bubbles in many countries and also other forms of over-borrowing by investment bankers, consumers and governments.
The most common form of renal involvement, accounting for 33 to >60% of cases, is cast nephropathy characterized by an overabundance of toxic light chains in the tubular system.
The overabundance of cash engendered bad habits.
