The phrase "amount of variables" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of variables." You can use "number of variables" when discussing the count or quantity of variables in a mathematical, statistical, or programming context.
Example: "The number of variables in this equation significantly affects the outcome of the analysis."
Alternatives: "quantity of variables" or "count of variables."
Table 5 shows the growing amount of variables and constraints for tighter linearizations leading to higher solution times.
Also, it specifies the interconnected amount of variables and the most optimal variable is presented in order of preference.
In the wild, he says, it's much harder to do controlled experiments and to account for the large amount of variables.
The forecaster need to figure out a trade-off between the signal captured by the increased amount of variables and the noise over fitted by the same variables.
Given the amount of variables that may be manipulated with this apparatus, it was imperative that the controls remained as simple and straight forward as possible.
Consequently, there is a huge amount of variables involved in these kinds of processes which involve very complex non-linear dynamics.
The deactivating process reduces the amount of variable node operations as the ratio of deactivated variable nodes gradually increases.
The rate of each scenario is obtained by the sum of the error and predicted amount of variable [16].
In Figure3, it is shown that different face regions can contain a different amount of variable information.
This is due to absence of inertial response and ancillary frequency support by a substantial amount of variable speed wind turbines (VSWTs) [1, 2], including doubly-fed induction generators (DFIGs) and permanent magnet synchronous generators (PMSGs).
The amount of variable sites were flexible (1∼7) for different miRNAs despite all of them were detected in 12 animal species, and haplotypes also showed evident diversity (Table 1).
