The phrase "analyzed as a quantitative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where data or information is being examined or interpreted in numerical terms or statistical measures.
Example: "The results of the survey were analyzed as a quantitative study to determine the overall trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "evaluated in quantitative terms" or "assessed as a quantitative analysis."
When the HIV-1 RNA levels were below the lower quantification limit of the assay, a value was assigned equal to the lower quantification limit when analyzed as a quantitative variable.
The hits identified were the same whether BP was analyzed as a quantitative trait or the dichotomous trait of hypertension, which may have surprised some and reassured others.
It uses age and affection status to produce an "age-adjusted" diabetes score that can be analyzed as a quantitative trait (Hanson and Knowler 1998).
Evidence supports that sex determination (SD) in tilapia is controlled by major genetic factors that may interact with minor genetic as well as environmental factors, thus implying that SD should be analyzed as a quantitative trait.
The differences in SD mechanisms among closely related tilapia species and the influence of the environment (Baroiller et al. 2009) suggest that SD should be analyzed as a quantitative trait using a markers-based QTL approach.
Treatment success (analyzed as a categorical trait) was declared if glycated hemoglobin (A1C) became ≤7% within 18 months of starting therapy; change in A1C was also analyzed as a quantitative trait.
Exposure to ETS was analyzed as a dichotomous variable (exposed or unexposed) and as a quantitative variable.
Quantitative histomorphometry for tumor burden was analyzed as a secondary endpoint for this experiment.
Twelve size/strength phenotypes were analyzed as continuous quantitative traits (Table 2).
For example, some sources argue that assigning evenly spaced numbers to ordinal Likert-response categories creates a quantitative representation of the response options that is more interval than ordinal and, therefore, practically speaking, could be analyzed as interval quantitative data.
Inverse Cycle Threshold values (ICT) obtained in rtPCR from each tonsil homogenate and after each one of the 9 enrichment procedures were analyzed as the quantitative dependent variable for the main experimental categorical effects: protocol, dilution and incubation temperature.
