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The phrase "amount of shed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the quantity of something related to a shed, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The amount of shed space available for storage is limited."
Alternatives: "quantity of shed" or "volume of shed".
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The risk indices are further calculated using the amount of shed load and the convergence of the assessment is evaluated [24].
E_{EENS} = sumnolimits_{{q in S_{F} }} {L_{q} cdot P_{q} } (5 where S F is the set of fault states in which all load buses cannot be supplied completely; q the specific scenario; L q is the total amount of shed loads; and P q the occurrence probability of scenario q.
Furthermore, the infective dose of coxsackie viruses requires for human is low; therefore, transmission of HFMD persists even with the presence of low amount of shed virus [23].
The amount of shed blood was precisely monitored.
UDCA decreases amount of shed TNFα, TGFα, and sMet in cell culture media and the phosphorylation of ERK1/2.
High BW was slightly negatively correlated with MetHb (e.f.e. 0.99 (95% CI 0.98 to 1.00) (P = 0.05)), whereas amount of shed blood had no significant impact (P = 0.38).
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Use the Zoom Groom brush for about 10 minutes per day for the least amount of shedding possible.
In our infected specimens we saw large amounts of shed whole cells, including goblet cells (Figure 5).
As shown in Figure 6A, detectable amounts of shed HER1 were observable 8 h after initiation of EGF treatment.
If the presence of HER2/HER3 does not affect protease activity that is responsible for ligand shedding, similar amounts of shed TGF-α would be predicted.
Low amounts of shedding TGEV could be detected by qPCR from 1 to 6 dpi, irrespective of Zn feeding group.
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