The phrase "a more comprehensive quantitative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a more detailed or thorough quantitative analysis or approach in a specific context, such as research or data evaluation.
Example: "The study aims to provide a more comprehensive quantitative assessment of the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a broader quantitative" or "a more detailed quantitative".
Therefore, the RFM may potentially supplement the traditional analysis to develop a more comprehensive, quantitative description of spine hysteresis.
Certainly, a more comprehensive quantitative assessment of the degree to which blood borne host cells participate in NI formation is required before we can assign a level of significance to these cells in the pathogenesis of allograft vascular disease, and determine the need to develop therapeutic strategies to inhibit their participation.
Examining patients in this manner will contribute to a more comprehensive quantitative understanding of bladder cancer patients' HRQOL by eliciting novel information not traditionally captured by standard measures.
Additional exposure metrics quantified using a variety of sampling and analytic methods will be needed for more comprehensive quantitative exposure assessment.
We note that our study adds a much needed qualitative insight into accounts of workplace bullying (Salin, 2003b), in the hope that it might be complemented by more comprehensive quantitative analyses of the mechanisms involved than we could conduct with such a small sample.
To identify hypothemycin-binding proteins in a more comprehensive and quantitative manner, we employed a gel-free method with hypothemycin competition and isobaric mass tags, similar to previously reported methods for identifying small-molecule targets (Bantscheff et al., 2007; Huang et al., 2009; Ong et al., 2009).
The development of a whole-genome measure of imputation success, integrating location and accuracy, would allow for a more comprehensive and quantitative comparison of the different LDP SNP sets used in this study, in particular the relative usefulness of the novel lduMAF approach.
In practice, this method can easily be expanded to achieve a more comprehensive map of quantitative methylation profiles by using a variety of methylation sensitive restriction enzymes in individual or combinatory formats.
The results of these two preliminary screens motivated us to conduct a more comprehensive screen for quantitative trait alleles by crossing multiple strains to the yeast deletion collection and testing each hemizygote for non-complementation.
