The phrase "as the expected amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quantity or value that is anticipated or predicted in a specific context.
Example: "The final cost of the project came in as the expected amount, allowing us to stay within budget."
Alternatives: "as anticipated" or "as projected".
The greater the investment's risk, the greater is in general the probability of a default gain, (P(x < x_{text {DG}})), as well as the expected amount of default gain if one occurs.
FDA dosing guidelines have also advocated 200 to 300 mg allopurinol daily as adequate for most patients with mild gout, and an average dose of 400 to 600 mg allopurinol daily as the expected amount to control hyperuricemia in patients with moderately severe tophaceous gout [ 35].
It is important to note however that CI values were used as an external standard for the expected amount of measurement error in SF-36 scores and not as a substitute for individual level MCIC.
We expressed the accuracy as the average percentage of the expected amount for each concentration.
In addition, a packet comprises a header or trailer and a payload which may include one or more coding units, as shown in Figure 7. Thus, the expected amount of distortion reduction in group of pictures (GOP) due to channel conditions can be estimated by the quantity of the received video chunks in a set of resource-sharing peers.
This value acts as a reasonable upper bound on the expected amount of site loss we would expect in this study, because estimates of the rate at which binding sites are perfectly conserved across three yeast genomes vary from 13%to20%0% (Borneman et al., 2007; Tuch et al., 2008).
As expected, amount of total phenolics was very high in this extract (112.46 ± 1.22 μg GAEs/mg extract).
That amount is known as the expected family contribution.
And, as would be expected, the amount of ctDNA in the blood dropped in all patients once treatment began.
He said that last year was "the second year where equities did not perform as well as expected, and the amount of additional money people have to invest will be down".
In conclusion one can state that with increasing distance between source and detector on the one hand, as to be expected, the amount of collected light decreases, on the other hand the relative amount of light and thus information from regions deeper in the volume increases.
