The phrase "a quantitative readout for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a measurement or data output that provides numerical information related to a specific variable or parameter.
Example: "The experiment provided a quantitative readout for the temperature changes over time."
Alternatives: "a numerical output for" or "a measurable result for".
The emerging experimental format makes possible a quantitative readout for large numbers of experiments with a precision comparable to the macroscopic scale.
The stronger binding affinity of the PEI toward SDS than eosin Y results in the decrease of the redox peak current of surface confined eosin Y and provides a quantitative readout for the SDS.
Hence, compartment localization is a quantitative readout for GTP-dependent Rab7 activity (Mukhopadhyay et al., 1997a; Zhang et al., 2007; Chan et al., 2011).
We inserted the cDNA of the human bcl-2 gene into the plasmid by molecular cloning, affording a quantitative readout for gene silencing activity (Renilla) with normalization to the second luciferase gene (Firefly).
Using CARS imaging as a quantitative readout of nodal length to diameter ratio, the same kind of paranodal myelin retraction was observed with applications of Ca2+ ionophore A23187.
The nucleosome-bound genomic regions are preferentially sequenced and establish a quantitative readout of nucleosome occupancy.
This assay provides a quantitative readout of the efficiency of commitment (Betschinger et al., 2013).
Ectopic FWA expression leads to a late-flowering phenotype that gives a quantitative readout of the methylation establishment phenotype.
In this adaptation, a miniwhite (mw) reporter in combination with eye-pigment analysis gives a quantitative readout of PRE function.
To obtain a quantitative readout of mw expression levels, we extracted and measured the eye pigment from the heads of 5-day-old flies for each transgenic line, from flies both heterozygous and homozygous for the transgene.
To this end, we have adapted a reporter-based assay harnessing the sensitivity of luciferase activity to provide a quantitative readout of relative RNAi efficacy and specificity.
