The phrase "a characteristic amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific quantity that is typical or representative of a certain quality or feature.
Example: "The study revealed a characteristic amount of stress experienced by employees during peak work hours."
Alternatives: "a typical amount of" or "an indicative amount of".
Table 1 shows the animal characteristics, amount of flumazenil and the activity of [11C]flumazenil injected.
The scenarios where it was detected that statistica equivalence of the results have as a common characteristic the amount of bandwidth available for reservation at the moment that the admission control process is performed.
Since the expression of Hsp70 is a characteristic of hyperthermia treatment, the intracellular amount of Hsp70 and the release of Hsp70 following mEHT and water bath-induced hyperthermia were investigated.
This condition was then applied at different milling times (2, 4, 6, and 8 h) and different bead amounts (5, 25, 50, and 100 g), and the sample was analyzed for their physical characteristic and amount of asiatic acid extracted.
These anomalous activities in apoptosis pathways in ATM macrophages from ob/ob 16 weeks are in agreement with the characteristic huge amount of fat deposition, inflammatory responses and adipocyte crowns of apoptotic adipocytes.
Scanning electron microscopy showed that longer periods of pretreatment in the n-butane/air mixture produced catalysts with increasing amounts of a characteristic rosette-type of agglomerate.
Similarly, in the present case we observed that the C1-like fragment was largely predominant over the full-length PrPC in the uterus, and it was easily digested by PK but it was present along with a significant amount of characteristic vCJD PrPres (Fig. 4).
The latter signal contained features characteristic of a small amount of NO radical being trapped in the frozen matrix solution.
This characteristic amounts to convergent evolution of signaling among cancers, and it required us to use a hypothesis-driven set of approaches, combined with hypothesis-driven data mining.
Watershed characteristics explained a greater amount of variability in macrobenthic community structure (69.5 75.4%) than riparian attributes (57.4 65.2%).
