The phrase "at significant quantities" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "in significant quantities."
Example: "The factory produces the product in significant quantities to meet market demand."
Alternatives: "in large amounts" or "in substantial quantities."
Also, "[s]tudies which look at significant quantities of 'real data' instead of simulations are important and interesting, even though they necessarily will have more variables that have not been controlled for".
In contrast nestin was isolated at significant quantities by immunoprecipitation from vimentin deficient cells.
To our surprise we found that hmC is present in all investigated tissues at significant quantities.
In conclusion, in a cohort of OTSCC, we demonstrated that there is limited evidence of DNA hypermethylation at significant quantity or frequency for many genes previously reported to be commonly methylated in HNSCC.
While the zeolin product described here is not intended for release to African farmers, the results described represent a proof of concept towards the potential transformation of cassava from a starchy staple, devoid of storage protein [2], to one capable of supplying both calories and nutritionally balanced proteins at dietary significant quantities to those dependent on the crop.
Three of these fatty acids were at higher levels than 1 µg/per Sebutape/30 min (Fig. 4), whereas the rest were at less significant quantities.
An anti-hPaf1 reactive band with a molecular weight of 80 kDa was detected at very low levels at T0, but significant quantities were observed at T+8 (Fig. 3B).
The hydrogen yield was found to increase at higher reaction temperature, at lower temperatures significant quantities of CH4 were observed in the product gas.
One of the study's authors, Dr Kimberley Hockings, from Oxford Brooks University, wrote: "Some of the chimpanzees at Bossou consumed significant quantities of ethanol and displayed behavioural signs of inebriation.
71 At this stage, significant quantities of Gly, Ala, Asp, and Val might have recruited aptamers (tRNA precursors) associated with GNC codons through trial and error.
Glycolic acid was the only product that was observed in significant quantities at all flow rates.
