The phrase "amount of tablets" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns, while "tablets" is a countable noun, so "number of tablets" would be more appropriate.
Example: "The doctor prescribed a specific number of tablets to be taken daily."
Alternatives: "quantity of tablets" or "total tablets."
Accordingly, total dose, amount of tablets taken per day and treatment duration increased dependent on baseline pain intensity.
Perhaps the huge amount of tablets announced at CES has something to do with the price adjustment.
The last time I attempted to get clean I passed out and popped my nose on a door, which I put down to the amount of tablets I'd consumed during that week and their impact on my body.
Compliance was assessed by monitoring the amount of tablets returned.
However, the amount of tablets or capsules needed to be swallowed has to be taken into account.
After the treatment period, the patient compliance regarding the pharmacological treatment was calculated from the amount of tablets in the packages that were returned.
In fact, they have only been let down by the poor amount of tablet-optimised software for Android.
Shin stated that the company will simplify its product development and reduce the amount of tablet and smartphone products.
For estimation of dose-effect-relationships, the Ecstacy user group was divided into three subgroups according to the cumulative total amount of Ecstacy tablet ingestion: 1 99 tablets defined "tasting users", 100 499 tablets defined "occasional users", and 500 or more "permanent users", respectively.
"During the flight Wayne took a prescribed amount of sleeping tablets mixed with some alcohol consumption and consequently was disorientated on arrival," his spokesperson said.
The BBC has also learned that NI prescribes double the amount of sleeping tablets than in England, Scotland and Wales.
