The phrase "are quantified in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain variables or elements are measured or expressed in a specific context.
Example: "The results of the study are quantified in the final report, providing clear metrics for evaluation."
Alternatives: "are measured in the" or "are expressed in the".
Contributions to the strain from the various mechanisms of plastic deformation such as partial dislocations, perfect dislocations and twins are quantified in the nc samples.
The kinetics of the exchange between the ground state and excited states are quantified in the form of the underlying exchange rate, while structural information about the invisible excited state is obtained in the form of its chemical shift.
Those two effects are quantified in the first two rows of Table 2.
The performance of the proposed DST codes and detection algorithms are quantified in the next section by computer simulations.
Similarly, though HWP emissions with energy capture are quantified in the IPCC/EPA approach, they are not assumed to substitute for an equivalent amount of fossil fuel carbon.
Indeed, we found that recovery of the native isomer of untagged wild-type proinsulin (detected under nonreducing–'NR' conditions) was inhibited the most in cells co-expressing MIDY proinsulins (compare bands connected by blue lines in Fig. 5B; data from three independent experiments are quantified in the graph below the gel).
The ubiquitination reactions in Supplementary Figs 1, 3 and 6 were quantified in the same manner.
For diseased tissue, Symbiodinium were quantified in the intact tissue directly adjacent to the lesion margin.
The band intensities of PCAF with E2F1 were quantified in the immunoprecipitated material.
The ratio of PCAF to E2F1 band intensities was quantified in the immunoprecipitated material.
(f) Hydroxyproline content used to evaluate collagen content was quantified in the lung tissues.
