The phrase "amount of fast and" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The amount of fast and efficient work produced by the team was impressive."
Alternatives: "quantity of rapid and" or "level of quick and".
De Gennaro et al. [28] found reduced amount of fast arousals and increased SWS the night after sleep deprivation.
After sleep deprivation in healthy controls increased amount of K-complexes [37] and SWS [37, 38] and reduced amount of fast arousals [38] are found.
Yet this debate about adverts on websites, like the tale of Zuckerberg vs the Winklevi, is familiar to anyone who has had access to a newspaper or the internet in the last half decade, and no amount of fast talkin' Sorkin dialogue or Fincheresque moody lighting can entirely disguise that.
Children coming from food-insecure homes, meaning that food was not always available to them due to economic limitations, were more likely to have poor nutritional habits by not eating breakfast and consuming large amounts of fast foods and few family prepared meals [ 40].
It was found that the amount of both fast and slow fibres was significantly reduced, and their distribution pattern was altered (Fig. 3C,D).
However, in the migraine group we also found increasing symptoms of insomnia and decreasing subjective sleep quality with increasing amount of fast arousals.
"Given the vast amount of 'Operation Fast and Furious' weapons possibly still in the hands of cartel members, law enforcement officials should expect more seizures and recoveries at crime scenes," said the congressional report.
During my research for the book, I ate an enormous amount of fast food.
For that reason, CPU chips now contain cache memory—a small amount of fast SRAM.
During the two years spent researching this book, I ate an enormous amount of fast food.
