The phrase "a more reliable quantification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for improved accuracy or dependability in measurement or assessment.
Example: "In our research, we aim to achieve a more reliable quantification of the data to ensure valid results."
Alternatives: "a more accurate measurement" or "a more dependable assessment."
Obtaining and analyzing substantial data by the method of Schillers et al. is necessary to achieve a more reliable quantification of the mechanical properties of cells.
This method allowed for a correct discrimination of the main drying and the main wetting paths from field data related and for a more reliable quantification of soil hydrological properties with respect to laboratory methodologies.
For deep indentation (indentation depths of up to 1500 nm), we processed F-D curves according to the method of Schillers et al. However, some improvements were made to achieve a more reliable quantification of the depth-sensing mechanical properties of the cells.
FISH enables the pathologist to perform a more reliable quantification of the genomic alteration.
In accordance with other studies [ 6, 11], we observed extreme values of measured endogenous creatinine clearance in patients with plasma creatinine concentrations below the upper reference limit (≤0.8 mg/dL for women, ≤1.1 mg/dL for men), clearly illustrating the need for a more reliable quantification of renal function in this population.
Pre-elution wash steps did not affect the PtdIns5 P 4-kinase IIβ/IIα ratio observed, but provided a better signal-to-noise response allowing more reliable quantification; the data from four independent experiments using two different sets of internal AQUA peptides (Table 2) yielded a mean±S.E.M PtdIns5 P 4-kinase IIβ/IIα ratio in the immunoprecipitates of 1.39±0.10.
Collectively, incorporating systematic analyses of peptide alignment behavior into an approach to accurately assign functions results in more reliable quantification of gene abundances in metagenomic data sets.
To get more reliable quantification results, we performed an experiment in advance to screen reference genes for qPCR (see Methods for details), and the relative expression levels of unigenes were normalized to 3 stable expressed reference genes.
The African INDEPTH member sites provide a unique opportunity to conduct denominator-based research for more reliable quantification of the burden of dengue in Africa.
After quantitative comparison of 3,537 serum peptides among 92 cases in the lung cancer biomarker discovery, we further evaluated the accuracy of quantification results by another more reliable quantification method MRM (multiple reaction monitoring) technology using independently prepared 96 serum samples.
For accurate normalization we recommend their concurrent use since this results in more reliable quantification.
