Sentence examples for reported abundance from inspiring English sources
The observation that DSs containing transcription factor nodes are more abundant and statistically enriched in the WGD is consistent with the previously reported abundance of WGD-duplicate transcription factors [ 23].
Previous studies have also reported abundance of above fungal phylotypes in coastal seawater ecosystems (Gao et al. [2010]).
Lizana et al. (2010) reported abundance of TaExpA6 transcripts in the pericarp and endosperm of wheat at 187 thermal time (°Cd) (10 days after anthesis) close to the peak expression detected by RT-PCR.
Importantly, this spread of reported abundance values is representative for the data set as a whole, since the weighted standard deviation for reported eEF2 abundance equals the median of weighted standard deviations for data sets of all individual proteins (TvdH, unpublished).
The previously reported abundance of afamin in human follicle fluid suggests the importance of afamin for oocyte development, maturation and hence fertility in general, most likely due to its vitamin E-carrying property [6].
The reported abundance of ring stages of P. knowlesi found in the first naturally acquired human case led to the initial diagnosis of P. falciparum, while the mature parasites could masquerade as those of P. malariae, as we encountered in this patient (6 ).
Reported abundances for these RPs range from 29,000 to 710,000 proteins per cell (figure 2).
Because of this 3- O-sulfation specific peeling reaction, there is concern that previously reported abundances of HS 3- O-sulfation in lyase-generated saccharides may have underestimated its biological abundance.
It was found that no proteins with reported abundances and localized to the bud were exclusive to that compartment, hence all of the proteins localized there (which also have localizations in other compartments) were taken as models for the bud reference model protein.
We also report abundance data for these proteins based on emPAI, thereby providing the largest protein abundance set of the E. coli cytosol available to date.
These expression data support the recent publication by Teng et al. 2015 [ 36] reporting abundance of miR-184 in postmortem human cornea samples.
