The phrase "amount of extracted material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of material that has been removed or obtained from a source, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The amount of extracted material was measured to ensure the experiment's accuracy."
Alternatives: "quantity of extracted material" or "volume of extracted material".
The median amount of extracted total RNA from biopsy material was 10.1 μg (IQR, 7.8 13.2 μg).
In GCR, the stoichiometric quantities of analytic-grade Cu (NO3 2.3H2O and Fe (NO3 3.9H2O were used as starting materials and optimum amount of extracted Jatropha oil was used as a green fuel.
The amount of extracted DNA was determined using a spectrophotometer.
Total activity potency (TAP) was determined according to Arora and Onsare (2014a) and was calculated by dividing the amount of extract in mg from 1 g plant material by the MIC of the test compound.
According to Dapkevicius et al. the amount of material extracted can be influenced by chemical composition of substrate and extraction technique [12].
The amount of material extracted from the inner heartwood of a 17-year-old S. sempervirens tree (Tree A) grown in New Zealand with different solvents (Table 3) was in the lower range to previously published data (Table 2) but generally in accordance with it.
We could not detect any GA in the same amount of extract, while an increased amount of trehalose was detected upon preconditioning, consistent with a previous report (supplementary material Fig. S6B,C) (Erkut et al., 2011).
The amount of chromatin formed depends primarily on the amount of histones, whereas the rate of assembly depends on the amount of extract protein added.
The amount of plant material extracted into solution was quantified by comparing the weight of dried residue with initial weight of the dried plant material before extraction.
The amount of plant material extracted into solution was obtained by comparing the weight of the dried residue with the initial weight of the dried plant material before extraction.
