The phrase "amount of input for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or level of input required for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The amount of input for the project was significantly higher than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "level of input for" or "quantity of input for".
One potential cause of heterogeneity between cells in the cellular response is that cells receive varying amounts of input, for example, ligands or drugs.
This research was conducted at the Dryland Agricultural Research Institute in Maragheh region of Iran to determine the amount of input energy for different tillage systems.
In generally, since the harmful intrusion signals only account for a small part of whole measurements, the data-driven process reduces the amount of input data for subsequent task-driven process considerably.
"This process decreases the amount of input required for neurons to fire, and helps neurons fire together, enabling more rapid strengthening of connections in the brain," Dr Kirk says.
The derived metrics enabled us to reduce the amount of input data for a following Random Forest regression analysis, while preserving the information needed to approximate LSP.
Process-based ecosystem models have been widely used to simulate ecosystem responses to climate changes, although they often require vast amount of input data for model parameterization (Hui and Luo 2004; Ise and Moorcroft 2006; Shen et al. 2008; Shen et al. 2009; Davidson et al. 2012).
The amount of input material for all libraries was 2 μg of total RNA.
ChIP signal was normalized to the amount of Input DNA for each sample.
The amount of input DNA for each assay was 100 ng to ensure optimal quantification.
This was surprising since the amount of input gDNA for the WGA reactions is supposed to be critical, and in our set-up it was often below the lower limit of 10 ng that is recommended by the manufacturer.
