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quantitate

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quan·ti·tate  (kwnt-tt)
tr.v. quan·ti·tat·ed, quan·ti·tat·ing, quan·ti·tates
To determine or measure the quantity of.
[Back-formation from quantitative (analysis).]
quanti·tation n.
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