The phrase "areas the quantity of" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "In various areas, the quantity of resources available can significantly impact project outcomes."
Alternatives: "regions the amount of" or "zones the level of".
From the peak area the quantity of electrochemically active cyt c per single layer was estimated to be 11 pmol cm−2.
The numbers in the shaded areas indicate the quantity of studies involved.
The gold standard was unpopular in many agricultural and mining areas, as the quantity of gold available limited the money supply, making it difficult for farmers to obtain loans and pay debts.
Quantification was based on peak areas and the quantity of internal standard using Agilent ChemStation Data Analysis Application.
Drag causes the energy consumption and the trawl mouth area impacts the quantity of fish caught, hence an energy efficient gear has a low ratio drag on the mouth area.
These costs vary depending on area and the quantity of crab available.
The BET method calculates the specific surface area from the quantity of a particular gas being absorbed in multi-molecular layers on the surface of the respective particle (Brunauer et al. 1938).
These interline differences are not correlated with each line's body size [bivariate fit of eye area with thorax length, r = 0.0051 (Carl 2010)] or eye area or with the quantity of Gal4 protein, which did not vary significantly.
In practice, however, the intercept and the linear range indexed by peak areas for each ligand of interest can be estimated from the response of its peak areas to the quantities of the PMFS; such parameters should be consistent with those obtained using a purified counterpart, and can be used to judge the satisfaction of the prerequisites of Eq. (6).
Residents in Smallfield told BBC Surrey parking was a problem in the area because of the quantity of cars, the number of 4x4s, the volume of traffic, and vehicles parked on both sides of the road forming a "chicane".
