The phrase "allows one to quantitate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to measure or assess something quantitatively.
Example: "This new software allows one to quantitate the results of the experiment with greater accuracy."
Alternatives: "enables one to measure" or "permits one to assess quantitatively."
This method has also allowed one to quantitate the Michael addition-type HNE histidine adducts (7 9 mol/mol LDL) and trace amounts of HNE lysine adducts in Cu2+-oxidized LDL [ 79].
It also allows us to quantitate dynein-mediated cargo motion in vivo, providing a framework for investigating how dynein's activity is controlled.
This method allows us to quantitate the fraction of a residue that is acetylated, and the utilization of multiple SRMs allows us to observe every lysine residue of histone H3 and H4 simultaneously.
The advantage of Algorithm 2 is that it allows us to quantitate the effect of rescaling and to get the best possible computational performance for a given error tolerance.
The system allows us to quantitate the HSR at high temporal (every 4 minutes with 100 plants) and spatial (~2.4μm with our current camera and optics) resolution with a 12 bit dynamic range.
Furthermore, the real-time PCR carried out as simplex allows to quantitate the copy numbers of plasmid-borne toxin genes in relation to the chromosomally located α-toxin gene.
Clonogenic assays and liquid culture differentiation allowed us to quantitate the proportion of megakaryocytic, erythroid, monocytic and granulocytic cells and to estimate if the perturbation of one micro-RNA expression can change the balance of the following commitment.
We accomplished this by developing a modification of the standard IVC assay that allowed us to quantitate target cell lysis within tumors.
We have not yet developed the technology that would allow us to quantitate the amount of antibodies to hnRNP A1 in individual patients.
