The phrase "according to quantities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or conclusions that are based on specific amounts or measurements.
Example: "The results of the experiment varied according to quantities of the substances used."
Alternatives: "based on amounts" or "in relation to quantities".
Propositions are traditionally divided according to quantity (universal of particular) and to quality (affirmative and negative).
The surveyed 2013 garment manufacturing costs for the detailed designs of the blouse, pants, and jacket from the low cost to high cost according to quantity in Korea and China are shown in Table 8.
VAFFs should categorize ash falls according to quantity, describe the potential impacts of each category on human health, transport systems, and utilities, and provide advice as to the appropriate actions to be taken by the general public during and after ash falls.
Different cDNA samples were amplified with primers for 16S rRNA, and the cDNA samples were normalized by differential dilutions according to quantity of 16S rRNA products.
However, we could not further stratify these two results according to quantity of smoking, as numbers were low.
Following staining, tissue cores were scored according to quantity and intensity for APAF1, Pro-caspases 9 and 3, SMAC, and XIAP.
However, when we examined the influence of aspirin according to quantity consumed, we observed a non-significant 16% lower risk for current users of 1 or 2 tablets per week (low quantity), a significant 55% increased risk for current users of 15 or more tablets per week (high quantity), and no risk or benefit for women using between 3 and 14 tablets per week.
16 A case-control study carried out in areas of both low and high incidence in northern Iran in the 1970s showed about a twofold increase in risk of oesophageal cancer among people who drank hot tea, but there was no trend in risk according to quantity of tea consumed.
Also, the cost was determined by five categories according to a quantity since the quantity can be used as a negotiating tool.
A quantitative correlation E50 = 119.91 UCS is therefore determined according to large quantities of test results.
