The phrase "an identical quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity that is exactly the same as another quantity in a mathematical or comparative context.
Example: "In the experiment, we measured an identical quantity of both solutions to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "the same amount" or "an equal quantity".
As such, the CDM allows for an identical quantity of reductions to be achieved at the lowest possible cost.
Around 40 50 µg of caseous content were placed in identical cryogenic vials (containing the same amount of beads), followed by the addition of an identical quantity of lysis buffer.
Assuming the transport of growth factor and substrate within an aggregate is by molecular diffusion, the metabolic efficiency of neurons, on the basis of an autocatalytic phenomenon, was increased within an aggregate compared to an identical quantity of dispersed cells.
This experiment was reinforced by an explicit test using an identical quantity of light (i.e. equal area under light profiles) as shown in the middle row of Figure 4.
However, since glutamate (C5H9NO4) and proline (C5H9NO2) supply an identical quantity of carbon atoms, all subsequent experiments utilize this downshift, which we shall refer to as nitrogen stress.
For these catalytic reactions, an identical quantity of Sn (1 mol % relative to CyO) was utilized per catalytic experiment by varying the mass of catalyst, to accurately compare specific SnIV site activity.
We may conclude that assuming of the symmetrized strain the equilibrium occurs naturally at identical quantity of molecules in the high-and low-spin states.
Therefore, to avoid high proportions of missing genotypes in future experiments using RAD-Seq, it is important to (i) strive for identical quantity and quality of input genomic DNA per individual and (ii) to account for the uneven read distribution across individuals and scale up the projected read coverage per individual accordingly.
Each sample was a pool of identical quantities of RNA from the two experiments.
We report three polynomial-time solvable cases of this problem with (a) identical order quantities; (b) designated suppliers; and (c) divisible customer order sizes.
It worked like this: between 2011 and 2015, related corporate entities in Moscow and London bought and sold identical quantities of the same stock, through Deutsche Bank's Moscow equities desk.
