The phrase "allow sensitive quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability to measure or assess something in a nuanced or precise manner.
Example: "The new software will allow sensitive quantification of user behavior patterns, enabling more targeted marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "enable precise measurement of" or "facilitate nuanced assessment of".
These conditions allowed sensitive quantification of the internalized dye over a wide linear range and the settings were therefore applied to all further diffusion experiments.
In a separate experiment, to allow more sensitive quantification of ornithine, the amino acid analysis was performed using the Waters AccQ-Tag Ultra chemistry at the Australian Proteome Analysis Facility (Sydney, Australia).
An electrochemical pretreatment (activation) of such a modified GCE electrode allowed the sensitive quantification of NADH at potentials as low as −0.025 V.
We used a computational approach that allowed for sensitive quantification of chromosomal contact insulation (measured by the decrease in contact probability) between multiple elements separated by a cohesin/CTCF site.
Novel MR contrast agents were developed, like fibrin-targeted paramagnetic nanoparticles, that could allow sensitive detection and quantification of occult microthrombi within the intimal surface of atherosclerotic vessels, therefore allowing in an early stage the localization of fibrin and direct identification of vulnerable plaques [ 113, 114].
Quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) is a powerful technique that allows accurate and sensitive quantification of starting amounts of DNA without post-PCR manipulation [1].
Hairpin-shaped primers were demonstrated to have achieved accurate results more consistently than the respective linear primers allowing the specific and sensitive quantification of minimal residual disease of lymphoproliferative disorders with fewer validation procedures and more flexibility on the assay design.
Based on this information, we designed and validated a collection of primer pairs that allows the specific and sensitive quantification of GPCR transcripts using real-time PCR.
[12] The use of a radiolabeled form of Ang-(1 12) allowed for a precise and sensitive quantification of the products generated by the hydrolysis of Ang-(1 12).
The Exotest allowed sensitive detection and quantification of exosomes purified from human tumor cell culture supernatants and plasma from SCID mice engrafted with human melanoma.
