The phrase "adequate amount of cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sufficient quantity of cells in a scientific, medical, or biological context.
Example: "In order to conduct the experiment successfully, we need an adequate amount of cells to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "sufficient number of cells" or "appropriate quantity of cells".
The number of sections used in microdissection was determined by the content of tumour cells in the tumour enriched marked areas therefore ensuring a adequate amount of tumour cells to be microdissected for each sample.
After 7 hours from transfections, cells in 60 mm or 100 mm dishes were spit and an adequate amount of resuspended cells were transferred in 35 mm dishes.
It's challenging to respect someone like Labrador, who's lacking the adequate amount of brain cells needed to carry out the action of critical thinking.
However, low concentration of IL-2 was failed to induce adequate amount of immune cell cytotoxicity towards tumor regression while high concentration of IL-2 can produce a severe lymophopenia and toxic side effect [ 13, 14].
The reaction mixture (5 mL) consisted of 25% (W/V) sucrose (2 mL) as the substrate, 0.1 M citrate buffer (pH 5.0, 3 mL) and adequate amount of the collected cells.
However, due to the time series with 36 time points of cell removal and lack of adequate amounts of primary cells, this technique was abandoned.
The road to this goes over a carefully designed sanitary propagation plant with an aeration aggregate that is able to supply a sufficient and adequate amount of oxygen to all cells in the propagator without causing mechanical stress to the yeast cells, and an appropriate propagation wort with the right nutrient composition.
An efficient fuel delivery system with low power consumption is necessary to provide an adequate amount of fuel for fuel cells.
For the models considered here, only the two all phenotype analyses had an adequate amount of samples in each cell, and thus PPV and NPV were only calculated for those models.
As the physical barrier of the cell wall has to be weakened enough in order that an adequate amount of DNA will enter the cell, pretreatment with chemicals that increase cell wall permeability, and subsequently improve the transformation rate, has often been proposed.
