The phrase "amounts of stages" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "amounts" refers to uncountable nouns, while "stages" is a countable noun.
Example: "The project consists of several stages, each with its own requirements."
Alternatives: "number of stages" or "variety of stages".
Specifically, sleep efficiency, amounts of stages 3 and 4 (slow-wave) sleep, and amount of REM sleep significantly increased with chronic PSD; by contrast, TST, sleep onset latency, REM latency, WASO, and amounts of stage 1 and stage 2 sleep significantly decreased with chronic PSD (Table 3).
RCA also released DisinHAIRited (RCA LSO-1163): albumbum of songs that had been written for the show, but saw varying amounts of stage time.
These females lay significantly less than their wild-type counterparts, and thus obtaining sufficient amounts of staged chromatin was a challenge.
As mentioned before, ideal equilibrium stages are used in simulating both absorber and stripper, and the stage number is 10, which is a feasible amount of stages proved in previous work (Warudkar et al. 2013).
His eyes display the hardness of a tyrant, something no amount of stage management could hide.
It needs to claim that amount of stage time for Afghanistan in an American theater".
But an inordinate amount of stage time is spent in the company of uninteresting, pretentious climbers before the fall.
Yet no amount of stage fright could spoil his talent for prose at once poetic and excitingly rough.
Because it was dome-shaped, however, it occupied a large amount of stage space and tended to distort optical projections.
Games attach some motivation to human activities, along with a certain amount of stage setting: the elegant pieces of a chess set, tennis whites.
A surprising, at times even exasperating amount of stage time is consumed in observing the dopey exercises overseen by the teacher of the class, Marty Deirdre O'Connelll).
