The phrase "amount of remnant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of something that remains after a process or event.
Example: "After the excavation, the amount of remnant found was surprising, indicating a rich history of the site."
Alternatives: "quantity of residue" or "level of remainder".
Consequently, a very little amount of remnant solution would stay in the tumors.
Bats were generally insensitive to the effects of patch size and shape as well as the amount of remnant vegetation in the landscape.
We found that community patterns of both ground-dwelling arthropods and small mammals varied based on the amount of remnant vegetation and isolation levels within burned habitats.
The starting lamellar microstructure was broken down by dynamic recrystallization into a fine-grained duplex microstructure after extrusion, however, a small amount of remnant lamellae was retained.
There are several key features to consider when planning hepatic resection, including the number of segments involved, the proximity of lesions to vascular and biliary structures, and the amount of remnant liver following resection.
Perhaps the most important of such properties in human-modified landscapes is the total amount of remnant native vegetation.
Finally, we advise that young plantation forests in landscapes with large amounts of remnant natural forest characteristics could be incorporated into reserve networks, especially if they are located close to, and preferably north of old forests.
The results from the subsequent analytical validation of Prosigna show that assay procedures and results are robust, with negligible impact on the assay of small-to-moderate amounts of remnant adjacent non-tumor tissue [ 50].
The amount of adhesive remnant on the tooth surface was ranked from 0-3 as follows; zero = no adhesive remnant; 1 = less than 50% adhesive remnant; 2 = more than 50% adhesive remnant and 3 = 100% adhesive remnant.
After brackets were detached, each tooth surface was examined under a stereo-microscope SMZ-10000, NInstrumentsments Inc., Japan) at 10× magnification to assess the amount of adhesive remnants using the adhesive remnant index (ARI) system [ 29].
