The phrase "amount of the unique" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific quantity or measure of something that is unique, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The amount of the unique features in this design sets it apart from others."
Alternatives: "quantity of the unique" or "number of the unique".
The amounts of the 21,494 unique transcripts on the Agilent® Aedes aegypti microarray were quantified in adult female heads.
To concurrently test these theories, the amount of unique variation in the health outcome explained by the different constructs and the amount explained by shared variance could be investigated [ 64].
This is the estimated amount of unique information the world is currently producing each year.
Thus, allele-specific expression of the B73 and Mo17 alleles can be inferred from the ratio of the amount of unique reads and common reads.
Moreover, the high amount of unique combinations between the MAD and CVA classes leaves a complex classification, rather than an easy-to-interpret change map.
This amounts to an analysis of the unique style and subject matter of the Norse material itself.
The associated size of an information cascade corresponds to the amount of unique users who receive some tweet of the cascade in their tweet feeds.
In order to have a qualitative indication of the relative abundance of each protein within a sample [69], the amount of unique peptides obtained for each protein was first divided by the total amount of unique peptides obtained for the first 50 proteins in the sample; the number 50 was decided arbitrarily for purposes of standardized normalization and comparison.
We interpret the mixing coefficients { a1, a2, … aN} as estimates of the amount of unique sequence at each repeat copy number.
The term "uniqueness" is used to characterize the amount of unique records in a data set.
