The phrase "a quantitative preparation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific, technical, or academic discussions where a specific measurement or analysis is being prepared.
Example: "The study involved a quantitative preparation of the samples to ensure accurate results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "a quantitative analysis of" or "a quantitative assessment of".
Therefore, additional EC from an outside source must be supplied for the quantitative preparation of BHE-BPA.
The limited nature of the quantitative preparation of the mixture Time-consuming and inaccurate procedures Losses related to the processes of adsorption and condensation on the walls of the ventricular system for preparing gaseous calibration mixtures Failure to store an amount for reuse.
This paper introduces a novel and highly reliable single-tube method for rapid cell lysis, followed by quantitative preparation and analysis of both RNA and/or DNA molecules in small samples.
Completing this combined course of study requires approximately three academic years, depending on the student's background and quantitative preparation.
MMD: study design, background, literature searching, data collection, qualitative and statistical analysis, interpretation of qualitative and quantitative data, preparation of drafts of paper and final version of paper.
Although differences in BSEP/Bsep staining intensity were observed between vesicle preparations of the different species, a quantitative estimate of transport protein abundance could not be made.
A quantitative description of diffusion follows.
A quantitative analysis of the time period shown in Figures 5a and 5b has been carried out using a Rytov approximation, and both the cross-correlation analysis and quantitative analysis are the subject of a forthcoming paper in preparation.
We developed a quantitative approach to assess the antifibrillatory effects of short-term interventions in a canine preparation of ventricular fibrillation caused by coronary reperfusion, and applied it to evaluate the antifibrillatory effects of bretylium tosylate.
To provide practically operational feasibility for the preparation of a predicted flocculant, a quantitative mathematical correlation between the preparation recipe and the structural features of SCPAMPAA were derived.
