Sentence examples for which abundance from inspiring English sources
For Troubat, the choice that services like Spotify and Pandora provides is ultimately an illusion, in which abundance is actually constraining, "I think right now on the Internet there are so many choices that you end up listening to always the same things, like you have your habits and if you listen to Spotify the algorithms will always get you back to what you know," she said.
Previous works on truffle aroma report sulfur compounds and short-chain aldehydes as typical constituents which abundance is influenced by storage conditions.
It is a time in which abundance and fruition pour in steadily.
But we live in a very different world today, one with 7.5 billion people and one in which abundance has been replaced by scarcity.
IFN type I-related transcripts, of which abundance was shown to be decreased in DSS patients by others [27], [28], [42], represented only a limited number of genes associated with the DSS-gene signature.
During the year (2008) in which abundance data was methodically collected and WNV prevalence was high, measures of Vector Index and MLE values were highly correlated (Adj. R2 = 0.69, p = 1.3×10−8).
Based on piecewise linear models, forest-interior and interior-edge guilds' relative abundance harvest thresholds were 28% total harvests (all harvests combined), 10% clear-cut harvests, and 18% light partial harvests, after which abundances declined.
Our results suggest that current regulations may threaten the maintenance of 3 out of 21 censused species for which abundances were significantly lower in regenerating 3 m tall stands.
There were only two species of gastropods in our datasets for which abundances were expressed as counts (this also applies to the experimental data indicated below).
The most abundant proteins have fewer high ISs which implies abundance is a barrier to HGT.
The fractionation factor is the factor by which the abundance ratio of two isotopes will change during a chemical reaction or a physical process.
