The phrase "a plenty amount of" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "a plentiful amount of" or simply "plenty of."
Example: "We have a plenty amount of food for the party."
Alternatives: "a large amount of" or "a great deal of."
The plenty amount of CMs in the fault zone should not originate from the hanging wall of the fault.
As the older muscle is still able to respond to amino acids, which have been shown to acutely stimulate muscle protein synthesis in older individuals, plenty amounts of leucine and glutamine in HPE are synergistically to stimulate muscle protein synthesis and to maintain muscle tissue by preserving lean tissue mass [ 36, 37].
To quantitatively explore cellular morphological change in EMT, it is necessary to objective acquisition of a plenty of cell amount, accurate abstraction of cellular shape.
I don't think I've ever come across a Germany international lacking in those departments, but I have seen plenty with an extraordinary amount of talent and a determination not to be hurried, harassed and to play the game on their terms.
There are a plenty of antioxidant systems against excessive amounts of ROS produced oxidative stress [ 28].
Plenty of protein, a goodly amount of fat, little fiber, zero vitamin C.
When they study the diet, researchers generally use scales of "Mediterranean-ness". On the most widely used of these, someone with a "perfectly Mediterranean" eating pattern would consume a high ratio of monounsaturated to saturated fats; a moderate amount of alcohol; plenty of legumes, grains, fruits, nuts, vegetables and fish; but scant meat and dairy.
"Egypt" also incorporates a lot of dialogue, including plenty of kibbitzing (and a certain amount of schtick) between Pharaoh and his first-born son, and always ends happily for the Jews, but never for Pharaoh.
It contains humongous amounts of calories as well as a plenty of dangerous chemical components. 1 liter (0.3 US gal) of orange juice is almost 20 fresh oranges.
