The phrase 'quantitative capability' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to describe a person's ability to analyze and interpret numerical data. For example, "John has impressive quantitative capability, which he uses to analyze clinical trials data."
Furthermore, quantitative capability is essential for the reference region.
With its superior image resolution and quantitative capability, 90Y PET/CT is a powerful tool to be integrated into the 90Y radioembolization workflow.
This offers a unique opportunity to improve the diagnostic performance of lung imaging, due to the higher sensitivity and spatial resolution, more rapid scan acquisition, and, most importantly, quantitative capability of PET in comparison to conventional scintigraphy [3 6].
In this case, the inability of OCTA to detect leakage is an advantage and can provide microvascular morphological detail and information regarding capillary perfusion, with quantitative capability, in both the superficial and deep capillary plexus.
On the basis of superior image resolution, quantitative capability, and encouraged by favorable early experiences [29 31], we recently introduced post-radioembolization 90Y PET/CT as an adjunct to 90Y bremsstrahlung SPECT/CT in diagnostic reporting.
A few key issues specifically related to FGAs, such as oligonucleotide probe design, nucleic acid extraction and purification, data analysis, specificity, sensitivity, and quantitative capability are discussed in detail.
Some groups have also investigated the quantitative capabilities of CLI.
One study has investigated the quantitative capabilities of digital silicon photomultipliers (dSiPMs) for CLI [69].
The qualitative and quantitative capabilities of the SHIPP methodology help to design and implement safety strategies into a process system.
The image quality may affect image interpretation, quantitative capabilities, and even diagnostic capabilities, which makes it a challenge to acquire reliable data in a multicenter clinical study.
As already mentioned, the advantage of silicon photomultipliers with respect to the currently used CCD-based detectors is the single photon counting capability, with potential quantitative capabilities.
