Sentence examples for specimen abundance from inspiring English sources

At the proteomic level, this toxin was also not reported in both MOh and the Balinese king cobra venoms, but its presence was detected along with a hepatocyte growth factor in the Thai specimen (abundance was not determined) [ 25].

Although such a perception often was based on the sparseness of lepidopteran fossils, there have been no studies that systematically evaluated the record with specimen abundance data based on locality, geologic age, higher-level taxa, preservational mode, and other relevant variables.

Specimen identification and abundance are described in supplementary file S1, Supplementary Material online.

The DAS technique is capable of identifying novel microorganisms, describing the microbiome of a specimen, and quantifying the abundance of various taxa in a sample (Table  1).

Together with the Lhasa region, the Nyingchi region is known for the abundance of specimens with indehiscent sporangia compared to the Hengduan Mountains where specimens with indehiscent sporangia are less common than those with dehiscent sporangia.

Congruently, analyses of breast cancer specimens implied that high abundance of the NAV3 protein might predict longer survival of breast cancer patients.

For example, changes in the composition of pollen loads collected from bumble bee specimens reflected changes in abundance of an invasive weed in northwestern Europe (Kleijn and Raemakers 2008).

Phytolith abundance in each specimen was rated qualitatively and morphotypes described following modern standards of nomenclature.

Gram staining of the respiratory specimen was notable for its abundance of leukocytes and absence of bacteria.

For example Marrella splendens is often credited as the commonest animal in the Burgess Shale, because of its abundance among the specimens collected by Walcott, but is only the third-most abundant organism in the Greater Phyllopod Bed, and very rare at other localities.

Overall composition of diarrheal stool specimens had an increased relative proportional abundance of facultative anaerobes when compared with composition of nondiarrheal stool specimens, even when diarrheal stool specimens had low levels of ipaH (mean diarrheal specimens 0.47, mean nondiarrheal specimens 0.22; p<0.220.22