The phrase "amount of trace" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing measurements or quantities related to traces of substances, but it is better to clarify what is being measured.
Example: "The amount of trace found in the sample was below the detection limit."
Alternatives: "quantity of trace" or "level of trace".
The results are discussed based on the dissolvable amount of trace elements and their effect on diffusion retardation, and solute clustering mechanisms in Al Mg Si alloys.
The IDIAP provides an estimation of the amount of trace fossils produced by a particular ichnotaxon, by a whole ichnocoenosis or even for a complete ichnofabric.
The amount of trace elements in the organic matter of the coal can be expressed by organic affinity.
Siderophore production is considered an indirect biocontrol trait; iron chelation limits the amount of trace metals available to potential plant pathogens [13].
In addition, the amount of trace elements varies as a function of the location of the field (Kaasalainen and Stefansson 2012).
Organic waste vermicompost may contain significant amount of trace metals which could pose phytotoxicity (Gupta and Garg 2008, Roodbergen et al. 2008, Mohee and Soobhany 2014, Atiyeh et al. 2000).
Monitoring hydrogen production from renewable biomasses suffers from the presence of CO or CO2, even in the amount of traces.
In addition, he said, "A simple nail file put down the barrel of a gun can alter the amount of tracing that's on a bullet, and therefore change the accuracy of fingerprinting, very unlike any fingerprinting of human beings".
The average amount of traces observed for circular permutations is bigger than the one observed for linear permutations with the same reversal distance.
Forest fires release significant amounts of trace gases and aerosols into the atmosphere.
For those with food allergies, small amounts of trace ingredients can cause serious symptoms or even be life-threatening.
