The phrase "amount of fragments" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of fragments." You can use it when referring to a countable quantity of distinct pieces or parts, typically in contexts involving data, literature, or physical objects.
Example: "The analysis revealed a significant number of fragments in the archaeological site, indicating a rich history of human activity."
Alternatives: "quantity of fragments" or "count of fragments."
First of all, this vast amount of fragments contains valuable information about transmission of medieval texts.
Alternatively to folding, we apply supervised feature selection (as described in the "Methods" section) to limit the amount of fragments.
Due to the amount of fragments of one component, representative fragments were selected for the data interpretation if all relevant fragments showed the same behavior.
This condition provides a maximum amount of fragments ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 kb in size.
For this experiment, 300 μg of fragments (equivalent to the amount of fragments generated when 30% of the intact collagen matrix was digested) were used.
Enzymatic DNA digestions with Tsp 509 I, Sau III and Mse I were performed in order to select the enzyme yielding the greatest amount of fragments in the range of 300 to 800 bp.
Numbers indicate the relative amount of fragment variants compared to the total amount of homologues fragments.
The amount of fragment displacement of isolated greater tuberosity fractures that warrants surgical intervention has been discussed since the early 1970s (Neer 2006).
Due to the dramatic improvement of DNA sequencing, it is required to evaluate sequence similarities among a huge amount of fragment sequences such as short reads.
The involvement of MMP-7 was corroborated using human cells, where a MMP-7 selective inhibitor reduced the amount of fragment formed by 51%.
The speed of the spike, and the immense pressure it caused on impact, allowed it to create a small hole in armour plating and send a large pressure wave and large amounts of fragments into the interior of the target.
