The phrase "a quantified level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurable amounts or degrees of something, often in scientific, technical, or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study aimed to determine a quantified level of stress among participants during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a measurable amount of" or "a specific degree of".
However, studies rarely report the combined effects of frequent ingestion of multiple metal ions which can be addressed as a function of the quantified level of concern in the form of THQ values arising from individual or combined metal concentrations.
Only once these checks are completed and assumptions satisfied can an assessment be made to the acceptability of the quantified level of agreement for clinical or epidemiological purposes.
The quantified level of concern expressed as THQ values may be expanded beyond the arbitrarily selected group of 250 mL per day ingestion by using an estimated consumption distribution in a given population and the probability of the metal content in selected foodstuffs.
The final percentage area positive for desmin staining was then calculated against the total cell area, as determined by the quantified level of DAPI staining.
Nonetheless, investigation and verification of the data would be useful in such circumstances, as would sensitivity analyses (by removing some of the extreme data and determining their effect on the quantified level of agreement).
In parallel, ripe fruits were analyzed for both the quantified level of 77 metabolic traits directly associated with fruit quality and for RNA-seq based expression profiles generated for 27,000 unigenes.
We also wanted to assess whether a food frequency questionnaire that estimated dietary vitamin D intake provided an adequate proxy measure for quantified levels of circulating Vitamin D. The Tennessee Children's Respiratory Initiative is a longitudinal study of mother-infant dyads designed to understand the relationship between infant respiratory infections and asthma and atopic diseases.
To validate our unexpected finding that B cells were not activated in lupus patients we purified B cells from the same three patients and quantified levels of CD80, a molecule found on the surface of activated B cells that provides a costimulatory signal for T cell activation.
Recovery of the four components was determined by samples at different concentration levels using a mixture of standards with 100% of the quantified levels of components in five replicated RFH sample (n = 5).
The model was validated against quantified levels of protein factors over a range of cell cycle timepoints.
