The phrase "amount of identified" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is referring to a quantity of something that has been recognized or specified, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The amount of identified issues in the report was concerning."
Alternatives: "number of identified" or "quantity of identified".
Applied to the amount of identified habitat, it is estimated that a Highlands habitat network could support around 400 lynx, and a Southern Uplands network, around 50. Scotland could support a large population of Eurasian lynx, which at current estimates, would be the fourth largest in Europe.
There is a small amount of identified (upper panel) foreground objects (dark gray area), and a large amount of background objects (light gray area).
The relative amount of identified compounds was estimated by comparison with a 4-bromofluorobenzene internal standard calibration curve delivered in methanol over the concentration range of 2 to 75 μg/mL.
Finally, the amount of identified GM events present in the tested food/feed samples is determined.
First, the sparse amount of identified publications urges a questioning of the narrow inclusion criteria.
The distribution and amount of identified metabolites of flumequine after enzymic hydrolysis in all matrices studied is shown in Table 1 (Allan et al., 1995).
When you contribute materials to Academic Commons, a limited amount of identifying and contact information is collected during upload and cataloging.
To reduce the amount of identifying information stored, we did not record participants' day or month of birth, so 'age' was estimated by subtracting the year of birth from 2011, the year the study took place.
While sequencing HLA exons 2 and 3 is not sufficient for distinguishing between all known HLA genotypes, it provides an extraordinary amount of identifying information, especially when combined with allele frequency information.
Chromatograms were processed using Total Chrome Navigator software and the amounts of identified FAMEs were quantified using calibration curves of known amounts of standards.
Before any material is made for clinical use, limits on the amounts of identified and unidentified impurities should be set on a case by case basis.
