The phrase "amount of marker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of a marker, such as in art supplies or writing instruments.
Example: "Please specify the amount of marker you need for the project."
Alternatives: "quantity of marker" or "number of markers".
It was observed that, the processing with water extracted the highest amount of marker alkaloids into the solvent filtrate as compared to cow urine and cow milk.
Recovery was determined by comparing of the amount of marker substances added with the marker substances found.
The increased amount of marker genotype information significantly increased the accuracy of the estimation of the QTL effects from 0.54 to 0.65.
Another advantage of ridge regression is that it can be used when a large amount of marker information is available, so it can overcome the " p > n ″ problem.
In particular the number of inferred clusters should not be taken at face value as it reflects the underlying true genetic structure, which may be discrete or continuous, its sampling and the amount of marker information available for inference [ 30].
Since Evans blue accumulated more in RIF-1 than in R1 tumours over a large tumour weight range, it could be concluded that the larger amount of marker extravasated in RIF-1 tumours was due to an increased permeability of the tumour vessels.
The recovery of the known added amount of markers added to the samples with known concentrations of markers were calculated and expressed as percentages of recovery.
The NRPE A3 composition presented highest loss for markers liquiritigenin and formononetin, and the highest amount of markers determined outside of nanoparticles was observed (Tables 4 and 5).
In addition, the Reconfiguration Manager informs to each node the amount of markers that it has to receive before removing its component.
To eliminate the variation in the amount of marker-specific hybridization, the common practice is to take the ratio of the intensities with respect to a reference.
Assuming that the epithelial barrier is impermeable to the marker, the amount by which the marker concentration in the edema fluid increases is proportional to the amount of marker-free fluid (water) that has been reabsorbed from the alveolar spaces.
