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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to amount up" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
The correct expression is "to amount to," which is used to indicate a total or sum. Example: "The expenses for the project will amount to over $10,000."
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Recently, Crédit Suisse analyst Spencer Wang estimated that the video site will lose approximately $470 million this year alone (although we should note that another analyst, Youssef Squali from Jefferies & Co., predicted YouTube revenues to amount up $500 million in 2009).
The annual costs are estimated to amount up to €72,000 per year per patient depending on the severity of the disease.
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Owing to the low-light level operation, the degree of parallelization can easily amount up to a factor of 100 1000.
The total score could amount up to 25 points on each of the scales.
Total development costs of one CQI instrument can amount up to €200,0000.
The heat quantity transferred from LiPb to He amounts up to 3.7 kW at helium pressure of 0.5 MPa.
Tube agglutination antibodies first occurred between days 8 to 10 and amounted up to the titre of 1 640 on day 35 post-inoculation.
Selectivities in the ethylbenzene pulse amounted up to 98%.
GC MS analyses of the fractions revealed very high carvacrol content that amounted up to 92.5% for O. vulgare.
The volume fraction of the β-NiHx phase amounted up to ∼56% of 10 μm thick nickel coating.
As a result the main contribution comes from the steric contribution which amounts up to 75% of the model.
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