Both methods agreed that the most abundant individual species was the Greenland halibut (family Pleuronectidae, the "right-eye" flounders, which was also the most abundant family).
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Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in your body.
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"Water is simply the most abundant liquid out there," says Seager.
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Collagen decoded Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body.
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Collagen is one of the most abundant proteins in the body.
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And carbon is the fourth-most abundant element in the universe.
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Phages are believed to be the most abundant lifeform on Earth.
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The common bristlemouth is the most abundant vertebrate on the planet.
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And, since they are the most abundant elements, they are readily available.
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Australian politicians are declaring "Carp-ageddon" on the country's most abundant fish pest.
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The plan hinges on hydrogen, the simplest and most abundant gas in the universe.
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Natural gas is the cheapest, cleanest and most abundant fuel source in the world.
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Its key ingredient is CBD, the second most abundant cannabinoid in weed after THC.
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In fact, dark matter is thought to be the most abundant material inside galaxies.
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It is one of the most abundant elements in the universe, not on earth.
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One of the most abundant uses of household water is from flushing the toilet.
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As the most abundant protein in mammals, collagen makes up all human connective tissue.
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The answer lies in the cardiac myocyte, by far the most abundant heart cell type.
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The country with the cheapest and most abundant electricity will prosper in such a future.
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The middle layer, dentin, is rich in proteins, of which collagen is the most abundant.
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Of all the elements that make up Earth's atmosphere, nitrogen is by far the most abundant.
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Both elements are the two most abundant throughout the universe, with hydrogen first and helium second.
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Even with the world's most-abundant oil fields, Venezuela has mismanaged its way to economic disaster.
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There are millions more murres elsewhere, making the genus one of the Artic's most abundant seabirds.
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While helium is the second-most-abundant element in the universe, it's a finite resource on Earth.
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Red cardinals are one of the most abundant birds in the southeastern United States, according to Hill.
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In terms of the number of species, insects are by far the most abundant of life forms.
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India gets most of its electricity by burning coal, the cheapest and most abundant source of energy.
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Smaller, cooler and dimmer than the sun, M dwarfs are the most abundant stars in the galaxy.
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While resources are available in more than 50 languages, resources for English speakers are the most abundant.
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Considering that the tiger was once the most abundant big cat in Asia, that's a huge loss.
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"If you know the number of individuals, you can predict the most abundant species," Dr. Locey said.
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Jupiter is almost entirely hydrogen and helium, the two simplest and most abundant elements in the universe.
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For instance, as the most abundant mineral in the body, calcium is needed for strong, healthy, bones.
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It's also, as we saw, the most abundant metal in your iPhone, due to its anodized casing.
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For instance, helium — the second most abundant element the entire universe — was discovered during a solar eclipse.
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In 2016, we looked at how the AK-47 became one of the world's most abundant weapons.
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The most abundant species of bumble bees found was Bombus vosnesenskii, or, the yellow-faced bumble bee.
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Often in these places, solar can be the lowest, most reliable, and most abundant form of energy.
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So scientists are developing ways to utilize at least one of the red planet's most abundant resources: dust.
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American oil and natural gas are the most abundant and reliable energy sources the world has ever known.
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It all comes from the element fluorine, which is the 13th most abundant element in the Earth's crust.
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And it's tiny on the scale of the most abundant, mysterious matter in the galaxy: the dark stuff.
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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and stores more energy than a battery of equivalent weight.
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A cash crunch hit payments to the oil-service companies that work on the world's most abundant oil reserves.
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They were the most abundant and diverse group of Mesozoic birds and were born feathered and ready-to-fly.
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The agriculture and food system of the United States is the most abundant, varied and productive in world history.
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That's largely because fertilizers, once applied to farmland, generate emissions of nitrous oxide, the third-most-abundant greenhouse gas.
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Utilities and coal interests fear it's a death knell for the country's most abundant and historically reliable fuel source.
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More intriguing, perhaps, is that bacteria are not the most abundant microbes that live in and on our bodies.
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The boars were spotted more than 46,000 times, making them the most abundant species observed in the disaster region.
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And it is the most abundant chemical element in the universe, so you'd think we'd have all we need.
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As Earth's land masses emptied of biodiversity, Lystrosaurus spread far and wide, becoming the most abundant vertebrate on the planet.
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Technologies fueled by hydrogen, one of the world's most abundant elements, have long held promise but uptake has been slow.
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The wind and the sun are some of the most abundant sources of energy in the world, and they're free.
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The most abundant day-flying insects in the study included cereal aphids and the tiny parasitoid wasps that attack them.
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Helium may be the second-most abundant element in the universe, but it's notoriously difficult to detect around distant exoplanets.
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Annual bird counts indicate that the mourning dove is now one of the most abundant birds in the Empire State.
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This year's most important category, yet again, is Workforce — measuring which states have the most abundant, educated, and productive workers.
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Although it's the second-most-abundant element in the universe, helium can still be hard to find here on Earth.
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Croakers are the most abundant fish in the Gulf, and there's no market for them, but they have good flavor.
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What if you could power cars with the most abundant resource in the universe with water as the only byproduct?
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Many of the genomes he'd put together came from coronaviruses, one of the most abundant families in the viral kingdom.
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Project leaders instructed women of the village to catch butterflies with hand nets to determine which species were most abundant.
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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, so its appeal to the fossil fuel-addicted auto industry is obvious.
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The neutrino is one of the universe's most abundant particles (second only to the photon, the particle that makes up light).
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Venus also has twice as much nitrogen in its atmosphere as Earth, and it's the most abundant gas in our atmosphere.
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The rare earth element cerium, for example, is the 25th most abundant on Earth, making it about as common as copper.
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Interestingly, helium is very common — it's the second most abundant element in the universe, according to The Royal Society of Chemistry.
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Hydrogen and helium are the most abundant elements throughout the universe, so they're common building blocks for the young planet atmospheres.
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"Molecular hydrogen was, as expected, the most abundant atmospheric constituent," said Kelly Miller, study co-author and Southwest Research Institute scientist.
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According to Mr. Miller Weisberger, the most abundant populations of palo santo are in Ecuador, but other regions have small populations.
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LinkedIn found that the most abundant skills in the San Francisco Bay Area are tech-based including Python, C++ and Java.
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They also observed the signatures of hydrogen and helium in the atmosphere, two of the most abundant elements in the universe.
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All told, R-134a is the most abundant HFC in the atmosphere, accounting for a quarter of the total the annual output.
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Widely used as an anaesthetic, ketamine blocks specific chemical receptors, especially one for glutamate, the most abundant chemical messenger in the brain.
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We have among the most abundant energy reserves on the planet, sufficient to lift millions of America's poorest workers out of poverty.
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There's a reason that the most abundant writer in the language was so abundant in puns: words, like Bottom's dream, are bottomless.
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It was the fifth most abundant gene in all soil samples studied, found in all eight sample regions, according to the report.
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Carbon's the third most abundant element in the universe—it's found in all the rocks and all the dust that we find.
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Wilson's beer works by harnessing a secret ingredient which just so happens to be New York City's most abundant natural resource: people.
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The findings could also help settle some fractious debates over the physics of the lightest and most abundant element in the universe.
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We have among the most abundant energy reserves in the planet, sufficient to lift millions of America's poorest workers out of poverty.
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When hydrogen (the most abundant element in the universe) is cold, as in about -273℃, it collapses, McNamara told me on the phone.
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It's clear that a tax on our most abundant, affordable, and reliable energy sources would be a bad deal for the American people.
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Plasma, which some people learned about as the state of matter for lightning, is the most abundant form of matter in the universe.
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In the 1800s, passenger pigeons were the most abundant bird in North America, comprising between 25% and 40% of the US bird population.
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I think it is the most abundant data type, so we did not even consider it before you made me think about it.
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This system has some of the most abundant, varied, and downright beautiful worlds I've visited — and yet I can't stop thinking of Atlas.
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The first stars that appeared in the universe were probably made of the two most abundant elements, hydrogen and helium, with lithium traces.
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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, so its appeal to the fossil fuel-addicted auto and aerospace industries is obvious.
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Although helium is one of the most abundant elements in the universe, a lot of it travels into Earth's atmosphere and seeps into space.
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They were the most abundant insect outside of ants in our study, and they [experienced] the strongest negative impact from warming, particularly in spring.
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" And yet, he added, "much of the literature silently assumes disease risk" is governed by the "most abundant substances; for example, carbohydrates or fats.
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Sebastidae, a group sometimes known vulgarly as "rockfish", were the second most abundant family according to the trawl data, and were ranked third by DNA.
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The move is further evidence that automakers are continuing to place huge bets on the most abundant element in the universe, despite major fueling limitations.
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Helium is among the most abundant elements in the universe, but there's precious little of it here on Earth—only around 5 parts per million.
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Upon returning to Europe from their African wintering grounds, the flycatchers time their egg-laying to the short period when juicy caterpillars are most abundant.
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The theory is that by targeting glutamate, the most abundant neurotransmitter in the brain, ketamine may be going straight to the root of the problem.
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Carbon dioxide is the most abundant greenhouse gas—a gas that traps heat in the atmosphere and contributes to climate change—in the Earth's atmosphere.
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I will accept that black children are all worthy of the most abundant, patient, responsible kind of love and liberation this world has ever created.
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Those who described the most abundant visual, auditory and physical effects during their ayahuasca trip had the most prominent depression reduction benefits seven days later.
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The Yoshinos are the most abundant variety of cherry trees maintained by the Park Service and make up about 70 percent of the total inventory.
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Acute or prolonged exposure to ionizing radiation is harmful, and plutonium-239, the most abundant contaminant at rocky flats, is known to be particularly toxic.
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When someone messages me, I usually assume that it's a bot or a catfish, which are two of the most abundant creatures in the Grindr swamp.
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They are difficult and often environmentally devastating to extract and refine, but some so-called rare earth elements are actually among the most abundant on Earth.
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Like the more well-known tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), this molecule is very abundant in cannabis; in some cases, CBD is the most or second-most abundant molecule.
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To make the map, the researchers looked at neutral atomic hydrogen—the most abundant element in the cosmos, and the main component of stars and galaxies.
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The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) reckons krill are among the most abundant creatures on Earth with an estimated total of 780 trillion, excluding larvae and eggs.
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Annual aerial surveys suggest that there are more than 47m kangaroos bounding through the outback, making them some of the most abundant large vertebrates on earth.
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Electric vehicles with smart chargers could charge when solar and wind are most abundant on the grid, increasing the amount of renewable energy we can use.
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It is the first time levels of one of the three most abundant, long-lived CFCs has increased for a sustained period since the late 1980s.
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The Moon is in Pisces, one of the most abundant and lucky signs in the zodiac, and it's activating the financial sector of your chart—yay!
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The study cited that domestic cats are one of the most abundant carnivores on Earth, accounting for up to 600 million pet cats around the world.
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For a population downstream that could once count on the world's most abundant inland fishery for much of its protein intake, this change has been devastating.
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He yearns to pursue a project that gripped him early in Impossible's development: using RuBisCo, the most abundant protein in the world, as his staple ingredient.
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Even during harvest time in January, when food was most abundant, more than five million people — almost half the population — did not have enough to eat.
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Oxygen is the third most abundant element in the universe, after hydrogen and helium, and is one of the key ingredients for life here on Earth.
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Photo: KATRINAn experiment nearly two decades in the making has finally unveiled its measurements of the mass of the universe's most abundant matter particle: the neutrino.
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These creatures are capable of living in equatorial, temperate, or cold seas, and are most abundant in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica, where they form enormous swarms.
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The WSJ's cases mostly describe encounters with the red-winged blackbird, one of the country's most abundant native birds, found in grasslands, wetlands, parks, and on roadsides.
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THOUGH the most abundant supply of fresh water in the world is on their doorstep, the residents of Flint, Michigan cannot drink what flows from their taps.
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One might rightly assume that if viruses are the most abundant microbes in the body, they would be the target of the majority of human microbiome studies.
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The eternal promise of a hydrogen economy is using the most abundant element in the universe to heat our homes, store our power, and fuel our cars.
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The plants bumble bees prefer The authors assessed the five most abundant bumble bee species' plant selection by comparing the plants they used to what was available.
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It grows, achieving a mass between 10 and 15 times that of Earth, then accumulates hydrogen and helium gas -- the two most abundant elements in the universe.
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The Moon enters one of the most abundant, optimistic signs of the zodiac today—Sagittarius—where it's activating the sector of your chart that rules your finances: Awesome!
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The authors of the study write: Cellulose, which is the most abundant component of plant cell walls, is a well-studied biomaterial for a variety of clinical applications.
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On the fuel side, hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, while lithium used in batteries is a strategic material found mainly in Chile and China.
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The telescope is expected to shed light on the origins of the universe by mapping the distribution of hydrogen, the most abundant element in our galaxy and beyond.
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Usually when astronomers do this, they try to look for light that has been absorbed by atomic hydrogen, since it is the most abundant element in the universe.
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According to Dr Boyce's hypothesis, it is therefore no coincidence that the second-most abundant source of coal today is rocks of the Cretaceous and the subsequent Caenozoic.
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Energy is so central to our daily lives that we often take it for granted, or we allow attacks against our most abundant energy sources to go unchallenged.
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New York (CNN Business)Helium is the second-most abundant element in the galaxy, yet Party City is struggling to find enough of the gas to fill balloons.
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Jupiter's atmosphere is made up of hydrogen and helium, two of the most abundant elements in the universe, with a sprinkling of methane, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and water.
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Red-backed salamanders are one of the most abundant species in our northeastern woodlands, and can be found from southern Canada to North Carolina and west to Missouri.
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The Moon is in one of the most abundant signs of the zodiac, Pisces, and it's lighting up the part of your chart that rules material wealth—awesome!
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In fact, according to a recent Forbes article, sales positions are the most abundant opportunities for entry-level job seekers with little to no experience in the professional workforce.
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The main reason for doing this is to understand the build-up of earthquake-causing strain in the crust, so such monitors are most abundant where tremors are commonest.
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So the state needed a way to shuffle electrons from where they're cheapest and most abundant to where they're wanted, and it needed a way to pay for it.
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The most abundant medium-sized day-flying insects included hoverflies and ladybirds, also called ladybugs, and the most common big ones included large butterflies such as the painted lady.
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On the demand side, "smart chargers" can charge electric cars at times when supply is most abundant, and even discharge electricity back to the grid when supply is scarce.
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Astronomers in Germany and Australia charted hydrogen -- the most abundant element in space and the main component of stars and galaxies -- to give an unprecedented view of the Milky Way.
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It is a tricky time for OPEC at its twice-yearly gathering, and, more important, for the oil industry and consumers who depend on the world's most abundant energy source.
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But it is where Virginia's vote is most abundant—the eastern suburbs and cities linked by two heavily travelled interstate highways—that makes the state promising for Mrs Clinton in November.
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Helium is the second-most abundant element in the known universe, but it's hard to capture on Earth because of how easily it floats out of the atmosphere and into space.
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Most people get either the Samsung or the Apple flavor of smartphone pie because Galaxy S and iPhone devices are the most abundant and most forcefully advertised ones in carrier stores.
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In the present study, the researchers tinkered with the amount 2-AG, which is the most abundant endocannabinoid, in mice's amygdalas—a part of the brain associated with emotions, including anxiety.
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How could North Vietnam, which the president famously dismissed as a "raggedy-assed, little fourth-rate country," defeat a force equipped with the most abundant and advanced arsenal on the planet?
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Optimum Nutrition Glutamine Muscle Recovery Powder — save £25 In case you didn't know, glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the body and plays an important role in muscle recovery.
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As my home state of Georgia's top industry, the hard work of our farmers and producers significantly contributes to the safest, most abundant and most affordable food supply in the world.
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The second most abundant known particle in the universe passes right through most regular matter like a ghost—you get hit with around a quadrillion of them from the Sun every second.
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Biologists started to take notice once surveys began to show that diplonemids are the most abundant protozoa in the ocean, a diverse group of single-celled organisms that excludes bacteria and viruses.
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Most of the ones who stayed were probably secretly pleased with that part: it left them to enjoy not only the region's most scarce commodity, water, but also its most abundant space.
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Nor did they find that the smallest shells were most abundant, which might occur if crabs most often die young, or are preyed on at a steady rate throughout their life span.
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First isolated in 1940, CBD is one of more than 100 biologically active components called cannabinoids that are in the cannabis plant, and it is the second most abundant cannabinoid after THC.
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It's an incremental step, but part of a broader scientific movement that is revolutionizing the way we think about marijuana, beyond just THC and CBD, the two most abundant cannabinoids in typical bud.
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But for those select few who should be thinking about responsible uses of nuclear power on the reg, there's no more excuses for not knowing about one of the world's most abundant elements.
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It was "the first time that emissions of one of the most abundant CFCs have increased for a sustained period since production controls took effect in the late 211s," according to that study.
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Helium is a rare commodity here on earthWhile helium is one of the most abundant elements in the universe, it's a rare commodity here on Earth because it simply floats away if released.
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When European colonizers first arrived, as many as 5 billion of the gray-backed, copper-breasted and iridescent beauties roamed the continent, possibly the most abundant bird to have ever graced the planet.
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Although this inert gas is the second most abundant element in the universe, it's rare on Earth, where it has crucial uses in science and medicine, including as a coolant in MRI machines.
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Although dendritic cells are found in most tissues of your body, they are most abundant in the parts that traffic with the external environment, such as your skin, your lungs and your gastrointestinal lining.
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In contrast, the states where educated white voters were most abundant were uncompetitive: either ones Mrs Clinton would have won anyway, like California, or those where she was too far behind, such as Texas.
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The technique involves growing a modified tobacco plant, which has genome that is "fairly easy" to modify, Rothblatt said, so the plant produces human collagen, which is the most abundant protein in our bodies.
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It was first theoretically predicted more than 30 years ago, and although it has never been seen until now, scientists think it might be among the most abundant forms of water in the universe.
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"I can see how tempting it would be to use Silicon Valley's most abundant resource, a vast fortune, against the harsh words of the writers of a small New York media company," he wrote.
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As hospitals around the country desperately seek N95 respirator masks to protect health care workers treating COVID-19 patients, the federal government has blocked imports of what might be the world's most abundant alternative.
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As hospitals around the country desperately seek N95 respirator masks to protect health care workers treating COVID-19 patients, the federal government has blocked imports of what might be the world's most abundant alternative.
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Regardless of political persuasion, we can all agree that smarter use of energy is the cheapest, cleanest, most abundant energy resource we have, and we should be able to support policies consistent with that agreement.
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He suggested that the agency's efforts would be focused on areas where consumer complaints are most abundant, saying a complaint-driven approach would shift focus to areas like debt collection and away from payday lending.
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There's been no incentive to build hydrogen fueling infrastructure, so there's nowhere to top up your tank, and although hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, converting it to liquid fuel is energy intensive.
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In fact, water vapor is the most abundant heat-trapping gas on Earth, but the amount of water isn't increasing and vapor only lasts about 10 days in the atmosphere before it falls away as precipitation.
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Understand that whether you prefer modern, mainstream farming (about 98%of U.S. acres), or organic (about 2%), or other methods such as hydroponic, U.S. farmers provide the most abundant, safe and affordable food in the world.
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One particular fungus was the most abundant in the pancreas: a genus of Basidiomycota called Malassezia, which is typically found on the skin and scalp of animals and humans, and can cause skin irritation and dandruff.
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Yet fishing regulations, which among other things set legal catch limits for fishermen and are often based on where fish have been most abundant in the past, have failed to keep up with these geographical changes.
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The cost would be high, as these aliens had stated their need for an environment with a specific mixture of helium and neon, as well as a particular collection of nutrients most abundant in shrimp and crab.
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Once the world's most abundant bird, with single flocks that numbered a million or more individuals, in the space of mere decades its population had dwindled until all that was left was this solitary female, called Martha.
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The Saudi state oil giant plans to become a major global gas player, and this deal will provide it with access to some of the world's cheapest and most abundant natural gas via the U.S. shale boom.
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As Sunil Amrith, a historian at Harvard University, notes in his new book, "Unruly Waters", the half-century since the 1960s has reversed a centuries-old pattern in which agrarian wealth lay where rains were most abundant.
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"We have no business being surprised that GE has come up with proprietary carbon, converting one of the most abundant atoms in our solar system to something that retails at a multi-hundred-percent markup," he said.
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Jupiter is made almost entirely of hydrogen and helium, the two simplest and most abundant elements in the universe, but the planet's enormous mass generates such high pressure that the materials behave in unexpected and unknown ways.
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"The water production rate of a comet is one of the fundamental parameters necessary to understand cometary activity when a comet approaches the Sun ...because water is the most abundant icy material in the cometary nucleus," researchers wrote.
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We love trines, as they are super easy aspects to work with; being that Venus and Jupiter are the two most abundant and lovely planets in the zodiac, this cosmic combo will definitely be one that you'll enjoy.
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Our results help explain how some species that thrive in post-extinction environments, such as the therapsid Lystrosaurus, not only survived but spread to all areas of the globe and became the most abundant vertebrate after the PTME.
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The tiny sponges, named Plenaster craigi partly for the multitude of stars that make up their backbones, belong in a genus of their own and are the most abundant organism found to date that live on the nodules.
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The results revealed "no evidence" that the area's large animals—wild boars, hares, pheasants, macaques, and foxes—had suffered long-term population losses, and that "several species were most abundant in human‐evacuated areas," according to the study.
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"Because insects constitute the world's most abundant and (species-diverse) animal group and provide critical services within ecosystems, such events cannot be ignored and should prompt decisive action to avert a catastrophic collapse of nature's ecosystems," they wrote.
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When they spied a bat, they gently plucked the mouse-sized, chestnut brown mammal — Townsend's long eared and Western small footed are the two most abundant species here — off the walls and deposited them in white cloth bags.
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"Labour is India's most abundant resource but the organised sector, which should be the engine for creating good jobs, has been heavily biased against using it," says Vijay Joshi of Oxford University in "India's Long Road", a new book.
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While it seems strange to think that there's enough water in space to make space sludge, it's important to remember that one of water's building blocks, hydrogen, is the most abundant element in the universe that we know of.
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Image: Loubeyre et al (arXiv 2019)Physicist Eugene Paul Wigner predicted more than 80 years ago that hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, could turn into an electricity-conducting solid metal at the right temperature and pressure.
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Coal was the most abundant and affordable fuel and yet the environmental consequences of the day were recognized to be SOx (sulfur oxide), NOx (nitrogen oxide), mercury and suspended particulates (the four Ps), and they had to be curtailed.
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Over the past 20 years, a country with some of the most abundant natural resources in the world, a creative and hard-working population and a near perfect climate, has become one of the poorest nations in the world.
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In a study published in 2016, Hanlon compared the circulating levels of 2-AG, one of the most abundant endocannabinoids, in people who got four nights of normal sleep (more than eight hours) to people who only got 4.5 hours.
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Fortunately, however, southern white rhinos—the most abundant rhino subspecies on Earth—can interbreed with their northern brethren (northern and southern white rhinos are the two subspecies of the white rhino species, in case you want to get phylogenetic about it).
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The overall tone, in fact, plays like little more than a slightly watered-down version of something like "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," irreverently spoofing its genre, when irreverence is one of TV animation's most abundant, bordering-on-saturated commodities.
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Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne, 36, said that the emphasis on individual skills and the provocation of players' imaginations through exposure to the N.H.L. has produced the most abundant and diverse crop of Finns ever to emerge in pro hockey.
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In orbits near to Earth, where these molecules are most abundant, the resistance they provide is such that a satellite with a small forward-facing surface area will slowly gain on another launched at the same speed with a larger such area.
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Cranes are one of the most abundant species to visit the Hula wetlands and Agmon said that the number that prefer to stay in Israel until the end of March has risen from less than 1,000 in the 1950s to some 45,000 currently.
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Using isolated forms of casein—the most abundant protein found in bovine milk—researchers have developed an edible, sustainable, and powerful alternative to conventional plastic wrap, one that could positively impact America's dairy farmers and change the complexion of your supermarket cheese case.
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Arsenic and groundwater As one of the "most abundant environmental metals worldwide," arsenic affects "more than 200 million people" in more than 70 countries via drinking water alone, the University of Cambridge's Rajiv Chowdhury and Kim Daalen wrote in an editorial accompanying the study.
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That is because Democrats are strongest where the votes are most abundant: the cities and suburbs concentrated in eastern Virginia, a magnet for prosperous, highly educated newcomers who have brought from their home states—domestic and foreign—a preference for moderate-to-liberal politics.
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But because so much of the transition from our solar system to the space beyond is marked by changes in plasma (a hot ionized gas that's the most abundant state of matter in the universe), Voyager 1's damaged instrument had difficulty measuring it.
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"The miniboom in parklets nationwide underscores how cities are reinventing how they use their most abundant public space — their streets," said Alex Engel, a spokesman for The National Association of City Transportation Officials, which has included parklets in its guide to urban street design.
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Tesla and its competitors in the battery-powered electric vehicle market dominate debate over who will control the future of cars, but there's another kind of green transportation technology making inroads in the United States, and it is based on the most abundant resource in the universe.
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Scientists have not been able to fully quantify the scale of the problem, but early research showed that plastic fibers are among the most abundant environmental debris in the world, according to Mark Browne, a senior research associate at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.
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The plant is "very cold-hardy, and is most abundant in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, where it has a long history of use as a food and medicinal plant," according to the New York DEC , which added that the plant is found mostly everywhere except for the south.
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Another kind of event, electron capture without neutrinos (when pair of the atom's neutrons spontaneously emit electrons and neutrinos but the neutrinos go missing, annihilating one another into gamma rays), could reveal profound truths about the nature of the mysterious neutrino, the second-most abundant particle in the Universe.
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Unlike Arecibo, which is used for everything from listening for extraterrestrial transmissions to hunting for giant killer asteroids and studying Earth's atmosphere, FAST will primarily be investigating the evolution of the universe as it is written in neutral hydrogen, the raw material of stars and the most abundant element in the universe.
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As a biologist, Halsband said she's most concerned about the smallest particles, "not only because they are the most abundant, but because they interact with the smallest organisms at the base of marine food webs (such as zooplankton), and the potential for a magnification of the impacts up the food chain is high," she told Gizmodo.
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From a cone-shaped mold used in sugar refining to an oversize oyster, a 7,000-year-old spear tip to a 19th-century Transferware teapot and a bone from a passenger pigeon, which was once the most abundant bird in North America but was declared extinct in 1914, New York City has cataloged and digitized a vast archive of its buried past.
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Scientists from the University of València in Spain have figured out to use neutrino particle data—the smallest, most abundant particle in the universe—from Antarctica's "IceCube" observatory at the South Pole in to order to calculate the mass of the Earth, the mass of the earth's core, prove that the core is denser than the mantle, and determine earth's moment of inertia (oppositional force during rotation).
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