The phrase "amount of a matrix" is not correct in standard mathematical terminology.
In mathematics, the term "amount" is not typically used to describe matrices; instead, terms like "elements" or "entries" are more appropriate.
Example: "The amount of a matrix can be confusing, but it actually refers to the number of elements it contains."
Alternatives: "number of elements in a matrix" or "entries of a matrix".
A CCA is used in ecological studies to evaluate the amount of variability of a matrix of observations X is explained by a matrix of descriptive variables Y referring to the same sites where observations are made.
The second histologic pattern observed in another distinct area was characterized by the proliferation of loose, round- to-oval-shaped cells with indistinct cellular edges and wrapped by varying amounts of a myxoid matrix (type B Antoni).
In this work we propose a numerical method to minimize the steady flow in the outlet of an embankment dam by optimizing the location of a less permeable material, which is available in a limited amount, inside a matrix of a more permeable material.
The chondrocytes actively proliferate and synthesize a large amount of extracellular matrix components undergo a series of maturation events.
Where applicable, controlled conditions for matrix application for the MALDI imaging MS datasets were used to guarantee equal amounts of matrix and a homogenous matrix layer, a prerequisite for reproducible spectra quality.
HSCs are the major cell types responsible for the deposition of a large amount of extracellular matrix (ECM) and collagen in liver [7].
Articular cartilage is composed of a small number of chondrocytes and a large amount of extracellular matrix (ECM).
In humans and dogs, the juvenile, healthy NP of the IVD consists of a dense population of notochordal cells (NCs) embedded in a modest amount of extracellular matrix [ 15, 16].
Histological staining showed a significant amount of extracellular matrix (ECM) formation in the newly formed pulpodentin complex, and a number of blood vessels were observed in the pulp tissue.
Some of the specific properties of cartilage are a lack of blood vessels, a small number of cell constituents, and a large amount of extracellular matrix (ECM).
