The phrase "amounts were calculated using the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining how certain figures or totals were derived, often in reports or analyses.
Example: "In the financial report, the amounts were calculated using the latest market data to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "totals were derived from the" or "figures were computed using the".
The average percent deviation quantity, Δq, or the adsorbed amounts were calculated using the following formula given in Eq. 3 [28]: Δ q % = 100 h ∑ j = 1 h N exp - N cal N exp (3)where h is the number of experimental data and N exp and N cal are the experimental and calculated number of moles that are adsorbed by the adsorbent pellet.
Relative amounts were calculated using the ΔCT method.
Relative cDNA amounts were calculated using the comparative CT method as explained in the real-time PCR manual of Applied Biosystems and normalized to the expression of beta-actin.
Relative amounts were calculated using the relative standard curve method and normalized to GAPDH.
The amounts were calculated using rules set by Congress and the courts to measure the value of assets.
Two reimbursement gap amounts were calculated using baseline case and best case estimates.
The relative amounts of transcripts were calculated using the comparative ct method and normalized to ubiquitin (Livak and Schmittgen 2001).
The relative amounts of mRNA were calculated using the comparative CT method (User Bulletin number 2; Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA, USA).
The mRNA levels of TsTrx-1 were normalized using the TsCu/ZnSOD as a housekeeping gene, and relative amounts of mRNA were calculated using the comparative CT method.
Relative amounts of all mRNAs were calculated using the 2-ΔΔCT method [ 82], where ΔCt = Cttarget gene - Ctreference gene using Dolce D'Andria at 165 DAF as a control sample.
The relative amounts of all mRNAs were calculated using the comparative C T method as previously described with 36B4 as the invariant control [ 34, 35].
