Sentence examples for whose abundances from inspiring English sources
This advance led the researchers to a much improved picture of how hafnium-182 — a different isotope whose abundances in the early solar system are well known — is created inside stars.
In those cases, you get chemical pathways that produce intermediate compounds, whose abundances are also strictly controlled by chemical laws (actually quantum mechanics) and by the temperature, pressure, energy and concentration of the chemicals along the way.
This hypothesis appears to be supported by the co-occurrence of graptolite and chitinozoan fossils, whose abundances appear to mirror one another.
A test for proteins, ones found in non-invasively-collected whole saliva and whose abundances distinguish these lesion types, would meet this critical need.
Analysis of precipitates shown in figure 1B by silver stain indicated the presence of five proteins migrating between 55 and 200 kDa whose abundances were specifically reduced by free m7GpppG (Figure 1C).
The OPLS analysis detects the proteins whose abundances covary with the defined clinical group.
Table 2: Defence-related proteins whose abundance differs between infected GC and infected wild-type plants.
We are unfathomably lucky to live on a planet whose abundance is not only ecological but geographical and climatic too.
These are strange times in Bangalore, India's fast-rising high-tech capital, whose abundance of bars and clubs have earned it the moniker Pub City.
My sister and I happily decorated the tree – a real one whose abundance of needles we found speared through socks for months after.
Taken together, these results demonstrate that Ipr1 is an interferon-inducible nuclear protein whose abundance, distribution and stability are regulated by interferons at transcriptional and post-transcriptional levels.
