The phrase "amounting to a total amount" is somewhat redundant but can be used in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or clarifying a total figure or sum in a financial or quantitative context.
Example: "The expenses for the project amounted to a total amount of $5,000."
Alternatives: "resulting in a total of" or "adding up to a total of".
The two products were pooled in equimolar amounts to a total amount of 3 µg; the pooled products were sonicated (Bioruptor) two times for seven minutes with the output selector switched to (H igh which produced fragments from 150 to 850 bases long.
39% of the patients, i.e. 93'000 patients per year, acquired stabilizing ortheses, at an average cost of CHF 100, which amounts to a total amount of additional costs of approx. CHF 9.3 million per year.
The same can be said for the amounts of total catechin icompared to the amount of - and -catechin summed as total catechin.
Total BC recovery at 0 5 cm depth in the BC-treated soils amounted to 45 66% of the total applied amount of BC.
Add up the check amounts to determine your total deposit amount.
Another would let companies use a new method to calculate the pensions they owe -- a method that would make the total amounts look smaller, reducing the amount companies must set aside today.
Mr. Eppenstein said that interest at 9percentt was being added to the awards during the year they were under appeal, raising the total amount to $46.8 million, an amount that will continue to rise until it is paid.
However, with the exception of peritraumatic dissociation all cognitive variables emerged as powerful predictors and increased the amount of variance explained from 43% to a total amount of 68%.
The amounts in the table represent total amounts of data that are selected from the MDR and downloaded to the ground between March 21, 2017, and August 4, 2017.
This approach provides a means for comparing relative amounts of the other lesions rather than total amounts of damage.
Expectations for total amounts of polymorphism (and amounts of polymorphism segregating in a given class of frequency) and divergence can then be compared to amounts expected for a class of mutations that are hypothesized to be neutral (Fig. 4).
