The phrase "as quantified as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the degree or extent of quantification between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as quantified as the previous studies, providing a solid basis for our conclusions."
Alternatives: "as measured as" or "as assessed as".
Organic and inorganic N pools were quantified, as well as the rates of amino acid and peptide mineralisation in the paired native woodland and managed pasture systems.
Using this strategy, Zhuang's team quantified as many as 1,000 transcripts in individual cells.
Nerve cross-sectional area (CSA) and echo intensity can also be quantified, as well as increased intraneural vascularization [10].
Potential bias and uncertainty, which may result from the selective use of information from studies and estimates of clinical effectiveness, should be quantified as far as possible (Section 5.2.3 and 5.8.5 to 5.8.6 GMTA).
Results from the studies of EPCs and PCI continue to yield equivocal or discordant results.[29] This likely reflects both the varying manner in which EPCs are quantified as well as limitations in study design.
For each management or policy option under consideration, the range of possible impacts needs to be identified and quantified as far as possible.
Most components of the central metabolic pathways were quantified, as well as essentially all components of the ribosomes, together with many representatives of structural and regulatory factors.
Note the quality of fit, as quantified below (as Fit err % in Table 1).
New forms of functional ingestables, including meal replacement products like Soylent and nootropic stacks produced by Nootrobox and DIY resources like Longecity and Peak Nootropics, as well as quantified self-tracking tools like Fitbit, Android Wear and the Apple Watch are already enabling us to better quantify and manage the way we spend our 24 hours each day.
