Sentence examples for unique abundance from inspiring English sources
Due to its ecotone location between the Roztocze and Biłgoraj plain, the BR has a unique abundance of flora.
Although the highly regulated differentiation system of Streptomyces has attracted much attention, reasons for the unique abundance of ll-DAP in peptidoglycan may have been overlooked.
Bearing this limitation in mind, the expression levels of several of the genes matched their apparent abundance at the cell surface, as measured by MS. Most notable among these was Thrombospondin-1, which was detected in unique abundance from CnOb samples, and whose transcript was also expressed at much higher levels in CnOb cells than in POS or HMPOS cells.
BF children showed a significant enrichment in Bacteroidetes and depletion in Firmicutes, with a unique abundance of bacteria from the genera Prevotella, Treponema and Xylanibacter, known to contain a set of bacterial genes for cellulose and xylan hydrolysis, which were completely lacking in the Italian children.
Oil's unique relative abundance, high energy content, ease of transport and storage, flexibility of final use, and convenience to burn converge into a lack significant substitutes and an established low price elasticity of demand.
A recent study did in fact suggest unique low abundance mtDNA heteroplasmies occur in AD (Coskun et al 2004).
Importantly, for some amplification reactions, a unique lower-abundance product of substantially longer length than the expected MAC genome amplification product could also be detected.
The Crimean region is unique in the abundance of Palaeolithic sites, particularly numerous in mountain parts of the peninsula.
Eastern and southern African rangelands are renowned for supporting a globally unique diversity and abundance of large mammals.
Consistent with previous reports, the 21-nt small RNAs comprised many redundant reads, whereas the 24-nt class comprised primarily unique or low abundance reads.
Recent discoveries at 'Uyun al-Hammam demonstrate a unique collection (in abundance and diversity) of grave goods and varied patterns of interment associated with the human remains.
