Sentence examples for reflection of abundance from inspiring English sources

The shift in abundance with increasing hurricane impact was mainly a reflection of abundance changes among individual species but was compounded by shifts in community composition.

However, the 2D-PAGE appretainsetanns advantageage with regard to protein quantification since protein spot intensities and sizes on 2D-PAGE gels are a better reflection of protein abundance compared to abundances inferred from peptide MS data alone.

The current geographic distribution of aquatic, semi-aquatic, and riparian species is a reflection of the abundance and variability of water supply in different regions.

This is perhaps a reflection of the abundance of the c-Rel protein in the over-expressing 293T cells.

The predominately S-glutathionylated proteins may be due to the number of reactive cysteine residues (these cysteine residues with lower pKa values) associated with protein, or simply, the reflection of the abundance of a protein level.

This is because the contig size of ESTs is simply a reflection of expression abundance.

Interestingly, we found that the level of the miRNAs present in the exosomes is not simply the reflection of their abundance inside the cells.

In addition, the Streptococcus assigned COG distribution profile resembled the total COG distribution profile, which is a reflection of the abundance of Streptococcus-assigned reads in these datasets.

Formation of cyclosporin A-sensitive mPTP may be a general feature of this family and the well-established influence of ANT merely a reflection of its abundance over other mitochondrial carriers.

The results showed that this relationship is remarkably complex and clearly indicate that measurements of mRNA levels alone cannot be relied upon to provide an accurate reflection of protein abundance in many situations.

Thus, our data demonstrated that the DGE technique for counting transcripts gives an accurate reflection of transcript abundance, and can be used for gene expression analysis in an organism lacking genome information.