The phrase "amounts typical of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe quantities or levels that are commonly found or expected in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study revealed amounts typical of what is usually observed in similar research."
Alternatives: "quantities characteristic of" or "levels common to".
Measurements of the isotopic ratios of the elements uranium and plutonium in small amounts, typical of those found in environmental samples, are required for nuclear safeguards and security, for the control of environmental contamination and for the detection of nuclear proliferation.
Therefore, two PMTs were configured to collect light signals from light emitting diodes (LEDs) that were repetitively pulsed yet delayed in time by amounts typical of real fluorescence decays (i.e. nanoseconds).
Based on this, we generated noise in the structure of 1000 different RGGs (noisy networks) in amounts typical of PPINs (40% FNs and 60% FPs) and performed a sparsification experiment in which the embedding predictors (a detailed explanation of how embedding prediction works is given in section 3.2 and Fig. 1) were adopted to rediscover the removed true interactions present in the generated RGG.
Still, the amount, typical of the tainted letters, was remarkably small -- just 0.871 grams.
"Aggregate employment has fallen substantially, as well, by about two-thirds of the amount typical of earlier recessions.
Reeder said the amount was typical of his staking; the panel found it to be the fourth largest lay he had ever placed.
BLAST has a speed disadvantage that makes it a bottleneck for analyzing the huge amounts of data typical of current sequencing projects.
In addition, MCF-7 cells express high amounts of markers typical of the luminal epithelia phenotype of breast cells, whereas BT-474 and SK-BR-3 cells exhibit a weakly luminal epithelia-like phenotype.
As shown in an enlarged view (Fig. 1C) of a region within the nucleus (white box indicated in Fig. 1B), a large amount of typical morphology of fibers, very likely attributed to the chromatins fibers, can be observed (red boxes in Fig. 1C).
Brain homogenates from PSPr cases were reported to contain mainly a protease sensitive form of insoluble PrP, accompanied by low amounts of typical protease-resistant PrP [22], similarly to our findings in Nor98 samples.
There are many questions, such as, how can a rotating neutron star produce the high amount of energy typical of an FRB?" said UC Berkeley postdoctoral fellow Vishal Gajjar of Breakthrough Listen and the Berkeley SETI Research Center.
