| 1. | The continent's natural abundance and human poverty simply raise the stakes.
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| 2. | The town was named for the natural abundance of ivy.
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| 3. | Its natural abundance is in the range of 10-52 ppm.
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| 4. | The natural abundance of furs had passed and it could no longer meet market demand.
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| 5. | The masses listed are based on weighted averages of the elemental isotopes at their natural abundances.
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| 6. | In these materials, deviations from " natural abundance " are sometimes measured in factors of 100.
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| 7. | The surrounding forest still maintains its natural abundance.
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| 8. | This last characteristic makes possible the study of samples with the natural abundance of the M�ssbauer isotope.
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| 9. | In contrast, carbon and nitrogen have useful isotopes but which occur only in very low natural abundance.
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| 10. | Recent advances in analytical instruments enable direct measurement of natural abundance D / H ratios in organic molecules.
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