The phrase "and exact quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the precise measurement or assessment of something.
Example: "The study aims to provide a comprehensive analysis and exact quantification of the environmental impact of the project."
Alternatives: "and precise measurement of" or "and accurate assessment of".
To account for a possible trade-off between the specificity of taxon identification and a maximally exact quantification of reads, we devised two different mapping strategies.
This novel approach, combining immunohistochemistry, laser-microdissection and quantitative kinetic PCR, allows morphology-guided studies in archival tissue specimens and will enable the exact quantification of gene copy numbers even in small and precancerous lesions.
Drugs are identified by the national drug register code, which refers to the international Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System (ATC) and allows for the exact quantification of the dispensed drug.
Furthermore, conventional cytomorphology and histology do not give an exact quantification of infiltrating tumour cell number.
This method presents some intrinsic limits, both because it does not always reflect a corresponding genetic alteration and because it does not permit exact quantification of the proteins in the tissues.
Therefore, a systematic cross-validation of 454 sequencing and conventional pyrosequencing, both of which offer exact quantification of methylation levels with a single CpG dinucleotide resolution, was performed.
The exact quantification of chromosome number and ploidy level is an important aspect of genetic, molecular and evolutionary research in plants.
Our results are best interpreted as indicative of the direction and relative magnitude of the associations between stressful police duties and sudden cardiac death, rather than an exact quantification of the magnitude of these associations.
Single molecule PCR, though less high through-put, is free of PCR enzyme induced errors and may be a better option for exact quantification of mutation load, or to look at very small amounts of tissue.
Since the study is aimed at the bigger picture, rather than the exact quantification of individual mRNAs and alternate splicing variants, the loss of sensitivity will have little impact.
