The phrase "amount of patterns" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "amount" is typically used with uncountable nouns, while "patterns" is a countable noun, so "number of patterns" would be more appropriate.
Example: "The number of patterns in the dataset was surprising to the researchers."
Alternatives: "quantity of patterns" or "count of patterns".
"Every time he tried to move in a way that wasn't specific to his habitual pattern, he would fall down or just not know how to address it," she said, "because he had a certain amount of patterning linked to his C.P., and I was asking him to step out of these patterns.
The figure shows that the radiation patterns excited by "Mode 3" and "Mode 4" configurations are significantly different, resulting in a large amount of pattern diversity.
A large amount of pattern recognition and data mining technologies have been developed and designed for medical analysis and diagnostic standardization.
Notice that the phylogenetic relationships are never accounted for in the identification of coevolving sites since the approach is purely based on the amount of patterned information present at two particular amino acid sites.
Importantly, although 3+4=7 and 4+3=7 have equivalent Gleason sums, the latter has significantly worse prognosis based on a higher amount of pattern 4 (Goodman et al, 2012; Reese et al, 2012).
Since recombination frequency of sex chromosomes is comparatively low in male meiosis (Tripathi et al. 2009a), this experimental design minimized the amount of pattern variation caused by X chromosomes derived from different strains, thereby allowing us to study the influence of the mutant autosomal genes on the pattern directed by a given Y chromosome.
The Number of new discovered Design Patterns grows rapidly making it difficult for software developers and others to choose between these amounts of patterns for the appropriate one.
The majority of data mining methodologies, however, produce large amounts of patterns from the data [ 4, 5].
Regarding the WCEA algorithm, from Fig. 3(a), we see that it is the algorithm that suffers the most as the amount of labeled patterns decreases.
Focusing on the low-storage regime, where the amount of stored patterns grows at most logarithmical with the system size, we prove that these non-mean-field Hopfield-like networks display a richer phase diagram than their classical counterparts.
The amount of splicing patterns present is indicative of the extent of transcript diversity within a genome.
