The phrase "amounts muscle" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "He amounts muscle through rigorous training," but it would be better phrased as "He builds muscle through rigorous training."
Alternatives: "gains muscle" or "develops muscle."
Human muscle-derived pericytes gave rise to large amounts of muscle after intra-arterial delivery in immunodeficient, dystrophin-deficient (SCID mdx) mice [13].
This is a good predictor of the total amount of muscle in the carcass and is highly related to carcass weight.
Muscle fatigue is defined as decreased ability to generate appropriate amounts of muscle force or power during on-going contractile activity.
Fears about "bulking up" are common, says strength and conditioning coach Nolan Sunnassee, but they are largely unfounded: "Because of much lower levels of testosterone, a woman's hormonal makeup is not designed to add large amounts of muscle mass.
Sadly, they don't realize that when they have little fat to lose, they are losing substantial amounts of muscle along with bone mineral density.
But, the nutritional consultant from WellnessFX said that he notices the same increase for other athletes who gain large amounts of muscle.
The difference lies in the ability of the horse to execute movement requiring tremendous amounts of muscle development and innate athletic ability as the levels continue.
In the majority of clinical mild hypothermia studies, general anaesthesia that patients received was often combined with generous amounts of muscle relaxants to suppress shivering.
RNA samples from equivalent amounts of muscle mass were also run on 1% agarose gels to check RNA integrity and measure the ribosomal RNA (rRNA) content.
To verify the validity of this method for quantification purposes, increasing amounts of muscle homogenate samples were analysed (50 μg, 75 μg and 100 μg).
While useful to quantify fatty degeneration of rotator cuff muscles, CT analysis only provides an indirect measure of the amount of muscle lipid or fibrosis.
