Sentence examples for previous abundant from inspiring English sources

The network was designed by fishers based on their knowledge of local currents, of differences in densities of mollusks, and recollection of previous abundant sites that the cooperative wanted to see rebound.

As with previous projects, abundant green spaces were central to Pei's vision, which also added traditional townhouses to aid the transition from classical to modern design.

Consistent with previous reports, abundant protein can be isolated from ESMVs.

The presence of antiMSP2_FC27 either corroborates the presence of shared epitopes between polymorphic sequences or a previous, more abundant presence of the FC27 allele.

These features are in line with the strong oxidative and sorptive capacities of Mn oxide as demonstrated by previous studies, and abundant todorokite and birnessite-like Mn oxides identified in 3 out of 4 specimens analyzed by Mn K-edge X-rabsorptionion spectroscopy (XAS) in the upper parts of the fracture network (down to 5 m).

The fact that aged indigenous respondents are more likely to perceive a decline in species richness of vegetation due to transhumant practices may be explained by respondents' exposure to previous periods of abundant and rich vegetation in the past when there were less animals and a low grazing intensity.

Considering our previous results showing abundant MIWI and its associated piRNAs in round spermatids, we performed MIWI CLIP-seq on round spermatids isolated from adult mouse testes (Supplementary information, Figure S4A).

Previous studies have provided abundant data indicating these polymorphisms as important modifiers of individual susceptibility to cancers of environmental origin.

The Pinyon Jay is a synchronized colonial nester that commences breeding in the cold of winter in areas where pine-seed crops were abundant the previous autumn.

Our previous histochemical analysis revealed abundant starch granules around whole calli in ANT39 but not non-regenerable rice calli (Huang et al., 2006).

The oil-producing country's acute economic troubles were triggered by the fall of the oil price, but critics say its depth owes much to mismanagement and corruption during the previous boom years when abundant revenues financed major improvements for the poor.