The phrase "a large amount of reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant quantity of reading material or tasks that need to be completed.
Example: "This semester, I have a large amount of reading to do for my literature class."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of reading" or "a considerable amount of reading".
Among the more than 100 million reads from high-throughput sequencing of the 6 libraries, there was also a large amount of reads that mapped to un-annotated genomic regions.
The results show that a large amount of reads are distributed among amino acid metabolism and carbohydrate metabolism.
In the category "metabolism", a large amount of reads are distributed among "carbohydrate transport and metabolism (G)", "amino acid transport and metabolism (E)", "energy production and conversion (C)" and "lipid transport and metabolism (I)" (Additional file 1: Figure S3).
A larger amount of reads mapped to the assembled consensus, thereby highlighting the advantage of de novo procedure for consensus construction over a reference-based.
These lessons were selected for analysis as they had an obvious emphasis on developing students' reading ability, as implicated in the large amount of reading and talking about picture books.
However, the occurrence of a large amount of unmapped reads might result from sequencing errors, repetitive sequences or inadequate quality filtering of the Illumina reads.
However, the standard DGE-TAG assay provides relatively short tag reads (21 bp) which sometimes leave tag-to-gene annotation more difficult, and RNA-Seq requires a large amount of sequence reads to fully cover the dynamic range and to provide a truly quantitative gene expression profiling.
To achieve this goal, on the one hand, we employed the zebrafish whole-genome shotgun trace database, which comprising a large amount of short reads with a coverage of >5×.
These results indicate that the assembly and contig joining succeeded in processing a large amount of short reads from T. chinensis cell samples with relatively little redundancy.
This result demonstrated that the assembly and contig joining succeeded in processing a large amount of short reads from the tea plant samples with relatively little redundancy.
