The phrase "amount of drops" is not correct in standard English; it should be "number of drops." You can use it when referring to a countable quantity of drops, typically in contexts like medicine or cooking.
Example: "The recipe calls for a number of drops of lemon juice to enhance the flavor."
Alternatives: "quantity of drops" or "count of drops."
But further investigation revealed that this position may reduce the amount of drops hitting the bird's wings, which helps keep it more stable in the air.
If they are present, topical glaucoma treatment should be adapted by decreasing the amount of drops instilled daily, using BAK-free or preservative-free medication and lubricants if necessary.
Mean MPR in this study was >1.0, which can occur if patients use more than the prescribed amount of drops per dose, use more than the prescribed amount of doses per day, stockpile medication or lose a bottle or need to change their drug regimen.
Carefully count the amount of drops of oil you add.
You can make it paler or more bright, depending on the amount of drops you use.
Be aware that the flavoring is powerful, so watch the amount of drops.
No amount of drop kicks or People's Elbows could save the Federation from extinction.
I discovered that when you are alone with your 3-yr.-old son on a Saturday afternoon you can save time on parent-child negotiations and post-painting clean up if you give the 3-yr.-old a brush, double the amount of drop cloths, and strip him naked except for his diaper..
He said that researchers were "surprised" by the amount of drop-off in speed but that for the majority of consumers the slower connection would not be noticed.
I tested the phone with a T-Mobile SIM in the Boston area and experienced a fair amount of drop outs during calls.
That my three year history with AT&T has been plagued by a massive amount of dropped calls, failed texts, and broken data connections?
