The phrase "amounts of band" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of terms, as "amounts" typically refers to quantities of uncountable nouns, while "band" is a countable noun.
Example: "The amounts of band members varied from one performance to another."
Alternatives: "number of bands" or "groups of bands."
Here, we present a systematic methodology for characterizing electronic properties of scalable CVD MoS2, reporting also the presence of significant amounts of band tail states and their profound impact on the electrical device performance.
The O, C, and S atomic tethers induce differing amounts of band bending and interface dipoles which can be utilized to engineer the electronic properties of molecule semiconductor junctions.
Second, all the results whether in the form of table or figure are optimal ones over 6 amounts of band.
Table 8 shows different amounts of band, sl, l, and (m, n) where l denotes length of moving average (LMA) in approach of direction and m and n denote lengths of short and long MA in approach of crossover, respectively.
Compared to AA erythrocyte membranes, we detected lesser amounts of band 3 dimers in CC erythrocyte membranes.
Relative amounts of band 3 and CD47 in each sucrose fraction and their sample variations were determined by dot blot analysis.
However, our study reveals that the electronic properties of these devices are at present severely limited by the presence of a significant amount of band tail trapping states.
A method for calculating the volume shift required to correct for a known amount of band broadening is also presented.
They found that CVD-grown MoS2 possesses a significant amount of band tail trapping states, which severely impair FET performances.
From a practical viewpoint, depending on the amount of band CQI reports for each user and the number of users, some subbands may be not selected such that a part of bandwidth is wasted.
Specifically, extensive band 3 oligomerization may reduce the amount of band 3 dimers that can be successfully extracted from CC erythrocytes and analyzed [10].
