The phrase "amount of the existing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the quantity of something that currently exists, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The amount of the existing resources is insufficient for the project."
Alternatives: "quantity of the current" or "level of the existing".
The stock will usually convert to an equal amount of the existing shares.
But the amount of the existing repertory made available online increases steadily, and the recent decision of ECM to make its entire catalogue available on Spotify shows the way that this forward-looking label thinks things are going.
The good agreement between modeled grid-cell growing season averages produced here and the means of specific point measurements strongly suggests that the isoscapes produced here and driven by large-scale continuous maps of climate and water isotope ratios are capturing a significant amount of the existing spatial variability in leaf water δ18O.
Of these, we further assume that a non-negligible amount of the existing RNA RNA interactions have also acquired compensating base changes throughout evolution.
For an approach that makes use of multiple alignments, our assumption is that a non-negligible amount of the existing RNA RNA interaction contains compensatory changes across the binding sites.
The degree of 'alignment' – or not – is based on statements in the document, but these statements may mainly reflect the amount and availability of the existing evidence, rather than the extent to which it is actually used for policy purposes.
The greater the amount of existing evidence, the greater the 'inertia' to change by new evidence in the pooled effect.
The deposition rate increased while the amount of Zn existing in the coating decreased with increasing negative deposition potential.
If put into effect the plan would amount to a substantial tightening of the existing Israeli policy.
When multiple random variables are concerned, we use the total correlation[14], which is one of several generalizations of the MI in probability theory and in particular in information theory, to express the amount of dependency existing among the variables.
