The phrase "amount of hosts" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "number of hosts," as "number" is used for countable nouns.
Example: "The number of hosts at the event exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "count of hosts" or "total hosts."
The amount of hosts have also continued to grow alongside it and now number 4,000.
There are thousands of stories with an equal amount of hosts, analysts, pundits, and bloggers eager to chime in on the discussion to offer up their opinion.
The inference of green endosymbiosis preceding red plastid acquisition in these lineages leads to worryingly complicated evolutionary scenarios, prompting the search for other explanations for the green phylogenetic signal and the amount of hosts involved.
Another Big Data challenge that larger organizations can face is having an incredible amount of host log event data.
The precalculated amount of host and guest oils in uncomplexed and complexed states as 1.6 ml oil (free state), 14 g host (free state) and 0.8 ml oil and 7 g host (for inclusion complex).
The results indicated that pollen beetle and pod midge damage was mainly influenced by the amount of host plants in the landscape while stem weevil damage seemed to be more affected by within-field characteristics that might have altered the nutritional quality of the oilseed rape crop and/or the stand microclimate.
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Biotrophs like DC3000 cause slow host damage to maximize the amount of host-derived nutrition.
Preparing a simple shotgun sequencing DNA library, the most comprehensive approach, will most likely result in a huge amount of host specific instead of full-length viral sequences.
Thus overall strain virulence was related not only to viable kidney burdens, but also to the density of kidney lesions, the amount of host leukocyte infiltrate and the amount of PAS-positive material as measured histopathologically.
In this study we used strict cut-off values to reduce the amount of host sequences and thus provide a relatively small set of candidate sequences for further testing in the laboratory.
