The phrase "a more precise quantitative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, data analysis, or any context where you want to emphasize the need for greater accuracy in quantitative terms.
Example: "In order to improve our results, we need to establish a more precise quantitative method for data collection."
Alternatives: "a more accurate measurement" or "a clearer numerical analysis."
The results present a way to directly represent cardiac extracellular events during the ST-T wave, a method analogous to the use of isochromes during QRS, and they imply that in the future it will by possible to achieve a more precise quantitative understanding of the events of the ST-T wave than thus far has been possible for QRS.
While this systematic approach gave a more precise, quantitative portrait of the fungal ecosystem, less species diversity was observed.
One advantage of digital sequencing for the estimation of gene expression over differential gene expression estimation by microarray is that it provides a more precise quantitative estimation of relative mRNA levels for the most highly expressed genes.
A more precise quantitative estimate of the relative contribution of TCA to PCE-induced liver tumors requires an appropriately designed study to better control for experimental variability in kinetics (e.g., dosing patterns in drinking water, metabolism, bioavailability) and dynamics (e.g., background tumor rates).
These findings are based on the development of new tools that enable a much more precise quantitative assessment of cell-free DNA sequences than was possible with techniques such as real-time PCR or PCR coupled with mass spectrometry.
13 INWORKS was established to provide a basis for deriving more precise quantitative estimates of the risk of chronic, low level, exposure to ionising radiation.
Here we take a fundamentally different approach, discounting the names of regions and instead comparing their definitions as spatial entities in an effort to provide more precise quantitative mappings between anatomical entities as defined by different atlases.
In the future, we can extend our study to a broader geographical area and use the latest CBCT technology to give more precise quantitative data to represent the norms for each skeletal class.
It is likely that the significantly higher vascular density, as observed with the new Cytocam-IDF technique in comparison to SDF imaging, is the direct result of the observed increase in contrast and sharpness, due to the improved magnification lens and high-resolution sensor in combination with more precise quantitative focusing.
For more precise quantitative evaluation, the extent of deletion in resident and activated microglia were assessed by real-time PCR.
An application of several RNA-Seq runs where high-abundance targets are iteratively removed then promises more precise quantitative profiling from the combined results (Fig. 7a).
