The phrase "amounts of existing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to quantities of something that already exists, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to assess the amounts of existing resources before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "quantities of current" or "levels of existing".
First, the voice assistant uses AI and machine learning technology — or algorithms that are trained using massive amounts of existing data — to understand voice commands.
As part of the NGDS initiative, large amounts of existing data and reports were also catalogued and uploaded into this system.
We focused on a typical disease, colorectal cancer, to learn the potential of the vast amounts of existing biomedical data.
Approximately 140 drivers have been identified and, given the massive amounts of existing data, only a few drivers probably remain uninvestigated [ 2].
Thus, it is at least a possibility that the advantage often suggested for association study, i.e., the availability of large amounts of existing phenotypic data may, in some cases, not be the advantage that is often assumed.
In summary, our results indicate that a supervised classification approach enables one to utilize even limited amounts of existing knowledge together with multiple types of biological data to enhance the sensitivity and specificity of identifying DNA binding sites for co-regulators proteins.
I have a prior bias here, based on the enormous amount of existing evidence.
It takes into account insulation and energy costs, dwelling type and amount of existing insulation to arrive at the optimum amount, based on a structure's location.
Furthermore, Mr. Vogel said, in the city, "a substantial amount of existing capacity is being used, and it makes sense to consider putting up another studio".
For more than 200 years as a republic (and 400 years in total) immigrants have not crowded together on a fixed amount of existing resources – land (in the early days) or factories (from the early 1800s) or the service sector (where most modern jobs arise).
There is a significant amount of existing research relating to the control of complex networks.
