The phrase "able to accurately quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to measure or assess something with precision.
Example: "The new software is able to accurately quantify the data trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "capable of precise measurement" or "able to measure accurately".
Recent technique of electromagnetic palpation-digitization has been able to accurately quantify innominate kinematics in healthy individuals.
To effectively support this market phase with clinically relevant wear data it is important to be able to accurately quantify it and the consequent knee prostheses functionality.
The aggregate profile was close to the RNA-seq profile obtained from 500 cells (Pearson correlation value > 0.9, Supplementary Figure 1i), suggesting that scCAT-seq is able to accurately quantify GE of single cells.
These results let us prove the efficient generalization capability of these mathematical tools, as they are able to accurately quantify olive oil varietals in mixtures through their pigment profile only requiring visible spectroscopy data.
The biosensor operated without time-consuming and tedious procedures (e.g., sample pretreatment, long and multiple incubations, washings) was able to accurately quantify trace levels of norovirus GII capsid with excellent specificity and reproducibility.
Results from the sand-water-PCE system evaluated here showed that the model that assumes wetting media of uniform pore size (Model C of Niemet and Selker, 2001) and the multiple wavelength model with no interface structure assumptions were able to accurately quantify PCE mass reduction during surfactant flushing.
It is not possible to accurately quantify this effect but it could be significant".
It's hard to accurately quantify the true cost of such an outage.
Digital PCR (dPCR) relies on the analysis of individual partitions to accurately quantify nucleic acid species.
To accurately quantify them, effective statistical techniques are indispensable.
Researchers also need reference standards to accurately quantify PFAS concentrations in the blood and investigate health impacts.
