The phrase "amount of expressions" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "amount" is typically used with uncountable nouns, while "expressions" is a countable noun, so "number of expressions" would be more appropriate.
Example: "The number of expressions used in the poem adds depth to its meaning."
Alternatives: "variety of expressions" or "collection of expressions."
A considerable amount of expressions enunciate figures as a "journey through a computerized labeled setting" or "continuum of decisions and action" (Amadieu and Tricot, 2006: 12006
The museum's director, Yves St-Onge, who has never designed high-end fashion, told reporters: "The museum has received a higher than expected amount of expressions of concerns from the public".
Therefore, stimulations only influences the amount of expressions by the bias term b s.
Thus, there is a need to increase the amount of expression data to map against in order to validate the lowly-expressed candidates and identify more hairpins.
In the words of Brad Bird, that was "very John Lasseter, in the sense that the lamps were seemingly mechanical, emotionless things, but he got a tremendous amount of expression out of them".
A significant amount of expression data is also available for the Agilent platform for both indica and japonica.
Data analysis was performed by LightCycler 480 Software (version LCS480 1.5.0.39, Roche Diagnostics Japan), and the amount of expression was normalized to the amount of beta-actin mRNA expression.
We found that 161 of 169 GhRabs have a certain amount of expression level in at least one of the 16 investigated organs and developmental stages.
We have designed a system to silence expression from nontransposed sequences, making it possible to determine more specifically the amount of expression resulting from transposition.
A variety of approaches have been used, both in the implementation of this technology and in the analysis of the large amount of expression data.
