Sentence examples for possible abundance from inspiring English sources

The dissimilarity coefficient Gamma+ [25] was produced for ordinating samples based instead on presence/absence data that mitigate a possible abundance scaling issue due to two different quadrat sizes used.

Possible abundance and expression kinetic differences of these three proteins in various cell types may account for this intriguing observation.

Of particular importance, he considered that numerous precursors found in Corydalidae (Megaloptera) indicate their possible abundance in the wings of ancestral Holometabola.

However, label incorporation in all metabolite pools started to saturate after 30 to 45 min, approaching the highest possible abundance of approximately 60% for several metabolites (succinate, PEP, 2/3P-glycerate).

The bacteriocyte transcriptome was then filtered for transcripts with FPKM > 1, to exclude possible low abundance bacterial contaminants and low-quality transcripts; transcripts with hits to Portiera and Hamiltonella were also removed.

The lower density of EST-SSRs in gymnosperm compared to angiosperm species is in agreement with previous reports [ 5, 45, 47] and does not support a possible constant abundance of SSRs in the transcribed portions of the genome across species as suggested by Morgante et al. [ 4].

It is possible for abundances of a given transcript to be falsely low in a sequenced library due to poor quality sequence, insufficient sequence depth, misassembled Unitrans or misidentification of the best organism match for a Unitrans due to sequencing/assembly errors.

Cortois, R. et al. Possible mechanisms underlying abundance and diversity responses of nematode communities to plant diversity.

"Sustained" low prices is the reason for this shift, made possible by the abundance of unconventional shale gas.

For polyadenylated RNA, where it is possible to estimate abundance levels, 70%% of the documented coverage is below approximately one transcript per cell (100 103).

The decrease in adsorption at higher pH value (pH>10) may also be possible due to abundance of (OH)− ions which leads to increased hindrance to diffusion of fluoride ions by Stubican and Roy (1961b).