The phrase "and the same quantitative" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are comparing quantities or measurements, but it needs to be part of a more complete and coherent sentence.
Example: "The results showed that the two groups had and the same quantitative measures of success."
Alternatives: "and the same amount" or "and the same numerical value".
The mouse IFT mutants express the canonical Wnt target Axin2 and activate a transgenic canonical Wnt reporter, BAT-gal, in the normal spatial pattern and to the same quantitative level as wild type littermates.
x1, x2, and x3 are phenotypic information sources and refer to the same quantitative traits.
Differences in size, dispersal, dormancy regimes, and growth and reproduction may not prohibit application of the same quantitative techniques to both single-celled and multicellular organisms.
The second step (by Model-2) evaluates the effects of the same quantitative and categorical predictors on the rescaled RPKMs of the TE exons with non-zero expression.
Parameter sensitivity analysis allows one to discriminate between circuits having significant parameter and qualitative differences but exhibiting the same quantitative pattern.
As a result, the inverse modelling might lead to multiple circuits showing the same quantitative behaviour and it is not possible to identify one optimal circuit.
Given a pair of phenotypes, Y1 and Y2, that co-map to the same quantitative trait locus, Q, our objective is to learn which of the four distinct models, M1, M2, M3, and M4, depicted in Figure 1, is the best representation for the true relation between Y1 and Y2.
Such a result the addition of new axioms to enable novel types of queries and retrieval operations can be evaluated using the same quantitative measures as ontology-based retrieval.
It would be interesting to carry out the same quantitative analysis separately for E- and N-families and check how different exponents of intermediate power-law regimes are and how does it fit into ID-dependent divergence rate picture.
It has been suggested that non-inferiority and equivalence studies are not reported with the same quantitative rigor as superiority studies.
