The phrase "a mean amount of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to describe an average or typical quantity, but it is not commonly accepted.
Example: "The project required a mean amount of resources, which we underestimated."
Alternatives: "an average amount of" or "a moderate amount of".
Overall, 8% of respondents said they have at least one form of cryptocurrency with a mean amount of $8,400.
Assuming a mean amount of 250 g Freon in a refrigerator, 2.5 million items to be disposed per year of which 50% are filled with CFCs and 45% loss during collection, the overall emission from this source is about 140 Mg per year.
Between 103 and 107 copies, there was no evidence of cross-reactivity for any of the Prevotella qPCR assays with a mean amount of target bacteria detected of 91% (range, 73 113%) of the expected copy number.
At the limits of the standard curve, 102 and 108 copies, there was evidence of cross-reactivity with a mean amount of target bacteria detected of 211% (range, 193 222%) (Table S4).
They received a mean amount of 43.4 kcal/kg/day.
Uremia was satisfactory controlled in most of the cases with a mean amount of ultrafiltrate of 38.7 ± 0.6 SEM, l/day (range 27 49.5).
Figure 3C shows that this simple theoretical model can reproduce our observations of a constant mean amount of p-EGFR per endosome in a wide range of EGF concentrations when fitted to the experimental data.
Nearly half of the cities share a common mean amount of net migration which is unrelated to the four differentials we identified.
The results showed a significantly greater mean amount of lengthening, a significantly lower EFI and a fewer number of complications in the experimental group.
The coefficient β0 is a constant, representing the mean amount of fatigue in the control group at completion, given a score of zero fatigue at baseline.
The mean pixel gray-level value in each sector was then calculated as an estimate of the mean amount of bone mineral in this sector.
