The phrase "a single quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific measurement or assessment of a particular variable or concept.
Example: "The study provided a single quantification of the impact of climate change on local biodiversity."
Alternatives: "one measurement of" or "a sole assessment of".
The Resulting FOM is a single aggregate quantification of the multiple metrics on a normalized scale.
Since peptides with an identical amino acid sequence stemming from different protein species elute within a single peak, quantification of the individual protein species is not possible using this method.
Multiple CR metrics are aggregated into a single figure-of-merit for quantification of performance.
Lumping these separate domains into a single domain of quantification, in effect, means we are quantifying over possibilia.
The simplest alternative, the fixed-domain (sometimes called the possibilist) approach, assumes a single domain of quantification that contains all the possible objects.
Suppose we have a single domain of quantification, possibilia, and a special predicate, \(E\), which we think of as true, at each state, of the things that actually exist at that state.
Literature survey did not come up with a single report describing quantification of these drugs in simultaneous mood, which prompted the development of an analytical method which could analyze these drugs simultaneously.
This optimization enables the real-time single cell quantification of Gq signalling dynamics, the influence of accessory proteins and allows future drug screening applications by virtue of its sensitivity.
A further obvious advantage of QRT-PCR over more traditional qualitative RT PCR is that it allows a precise quantification of a single or multiple mRNA(s) in clinical samples.
The approach allowed the identification of 45 elements and their simultaneous quantification in a single run of (preconcentrated) natural freshwater samples.
