Sentence examples for required abundance from inspiring English sources

Therefore, with the mass absorption coefficient κabs experimentally measured or theoretically calculated, the required abundance of specific element X can be calculated from the observed feature intensity.

For example, since titanium is a rare element in the universe, Ti-bearing dust species are often examined in terms of the required abundance (relative to H), e.g., titanium carbide (TiC) nanoclusters were rejected because the cosmic Ti abundance is not enough to account for the intensity of the observed 21-μm emission feature (see Chigai et al., 2003; Hony et al., 2003; Li, 2003).

Half of human genes are alternatively spliced by the criterion that AS isoforms occurs in at least 1% of the observed transcripts, but only 20% of human genes are alternatively spliced if the required abundance level is increased to >10% [ 42].

Social democracy requires abundance.

And sometimes it ain't, but excellence, our excellence, can't be on a metric that requires abundance, it has to also include we who make it work with what we got.

Of course, in order to do this, one requires abundance data in the first place.

Species richness data do not require abundance data, the collection of which requires investments of labor and time.

The lower DNA-affinity of the STAT2/IRF9 complex as compared with ISGF3, on the other hand, requires abundance of STAT2 and IRF9 protein and correlates with the delayed and prolonged nature of its IFNα-mediated activity.

Because we tried to minimize the ecological impacts of our collecting, in general we did not collect more than a few individuals of any individual species, thus metrics that require abundance information to estimate species richness would be skewed by our collecting methodology.

All of which was required in abundance.

This supplements previous studies of various scholars where such policies were designed for infinite horizon and required initial abundance of the species.