The phrase "amount of premature" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a quantity related to something that occurs prematurely, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The amount of premature births in the region has raised concerns among healthcare professionals."
Alternatives: "number of early" or "quantity of premature".
By both measures, the greater the stress, the greater the amount of premature shortening of the telomeres.
But recently, environmental groups across Europe have pointed to diesel pollution as causing a huge amount of premature deaths.
More importantly, Figure 1C shows that amount of premature Clb3 expression does not impact the phenotype.
Furthermore, we have compared the cancer-caused YLL with the total amount of premature deaths in our population, as well as the different cancer types to each other.
Given the substantial amount of premature (or alternative) polyadenylation that has been documented in eukaryotes (Ozsolak et al., 2010), it seems that such an mRNA surveillance pathway might have considerable biological significance.
Non-natural deaths, 11 including suicide and accidents, account for a disproportionate amount of this premature mortality in the mentally ill, particularly affecting young adults.
The total economic cost of premature cancer-related mortality in Ireland amounted to €509.5 million or 0.3% of gross domestic product.
Therefore, none of these variables confounded the association observed between the age, male gender, the amount of dental plaque and premature death.
The annual costs to taxpayers of diagnosis and treatment amount to $93 billion; the annual costs of premature death are conservatively estimated at $116 billion; and the annual costs due to lost productivity are conservatively estimated at $19 billion.
3– 13 Given that the life expectancy of the general population in Greece is 78 years and 83 years of age for males and females, respectively, 3 CVD accounts for a considerable amount of life lost due to premature deaths in the country.
The agency estimated the nation's medical costs related to smoking at $3.45 per pack, and said job productivity lost because of premature death from smoking amounted to $3.73 per pack, for a total of $7.18.
