The phrase "amount of assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the quantity or extent of assembly in a particular context, such as manufacturing or construction.
Example: "The amount of assembly required for this product is significantly higher than we initially estimated."
Alternatives: "quantity of assembly" or "level of assembly".
The sandwiches — pulled pork and beef brisket — are well spiced but require a troublesome amount of assembly.
This version of CAFE is able to estimate the amount of assembly and annotation error present in the input data using a distribution across the observed gene family counts and a pseudo-likelihood search.
Most quadcopters are aimed at hobbyists and take a good amount of assembly and at least some experience with flying remote-controlled aircraft.
Maybe the answer ultimately will be to do a relatively stable "base load" amount of assembly near the U.S., and import from China for the surges.
Sure, they've released an ad telling you about all of the product's great features, but anyone who's bought a bed frame or a dresser from the Swedish company knows that a fair amount of assembly is usually required.
While SEQuel significantly reduces the amount of assembly errors, it does not address the notoriously difficult problem of repeat separation in fragment assembly.
Because some hydrogelators (e.g., DDL- 1) form large assemblies that precipitate to the bottom of test tube, it is impossible to correlate the intensity of SLS with the amount of assemblies of the hydrogelators in a quantitative manner.
Consistent with SLS and DLS, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of 1 at 500 μM shows a significant amount of assemblies that consist of dense clusters (diameter at about 200 400 nm) and short nanofibrils (width at about 20 nm and length at about 100 nm), which agrees with 1 forming a hydrogel at higher concentration.
Vast amounts of assembly and parts manufacturing have long since been outsourced elsewhere.
*Indicates the amount of assembled bases; 1 or more gaps remain in the assembly.
They found that by optimizing a single parameter, the amount of solvent, assembly kinetics could be precisely tailored to produce hierarchically structured thin films in a single minute.
