The phrase "amount of differentiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the extent or degree of differences between items, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The amount of differentiation between the two products is minimal, making it difficult for consumers to choose."
Alternatives: "degree of differentiation" or "level of differentiation".
That's a fair amount of differentiation.
Generally by doing so larger number of integrals with increasing amount of differentiation should be done to arrive at the element matrices.
In order to examine if BMP-induced differentiation of hES cells is affected by FGF2 and TGFβ1 present in the culture medium, we planned to test whether depletion of FGF2 and TGFβ1 would affect the percentage, speed or amount of differentiation to a particular fate in our culture conditions, using BMPs as inducers of differentiation.
Estimates of Ne from temporal data when mistakenly assuming a closed population are likely to be incorrect because, in addition to the effects of genetic drift, immigration will influence allele frequencies of the population to an extent that is related to the amount of differentiation between populations [59], [64], [65], [74].
The amount of differentiation among B. dorsalis s.s.s
This variation in amount of differentiation may be due to the wider geographical sampling on the West Coast.
We injected the purified Brn2 adenovirus into rat skin, which led to a thickened epidermis with increased amounts of differentiation related markers.
However, significant amounts of differentiation were partitioned among populations, implying that populations are not entirely panmictic and that dispersal among populations is likely constrained.
Loci showing unusually large amounts of differentiation may mark regions of the genome that have been subject to directional selection, while loci showing unusually small amounts of differentiation may mark regions of the genome that have been subject to balancing selection [ 23].
AMOVA of microsatellite alleles indicated nonsignificant amounts of differentiation (0%) distributed between north and south groups and little but significant population differentiation with 1.9% (P < 0.001) of the variance distributed among populations (Table 2).
This measure expresses genetic differentiation as the maximum amount of genetic differentiation possible given the amount of within-group variation.
