"absolute abundance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an excessive amount of something. For example, "The absolute abundance of different styles and colors in the clothing store made it difficult to choose just one outfit."
On the other hand, weighted UniFrac distance is most sensitive to detect change in abundant lineages since it uses absolute abundance difference in its definition.
In these strains the absolute abundance of LPS* is reduced, presumably because O-antigen is both a highly abundant and preferred substrate.
This provides a way to determine the Ar absolute abundance from the observed triplet component ratios.
There are many traditional methods of estimating absolute abundance, such as territory mapping and distance sampling.
The comparative effectiveness of diatom data format was similarly evaluated, testing relative and absolute abundance data.
Derived values of Ar absolute abundance for these flares are found to be similar: 2.6 × 10−6 and 2.9 × 10−6.
Irrespective of the ameliorant used, the absolute abundance of total PLFAs and most microbial groups generally varied with the SOC content as follows: MA > ME > MI.
Catch-at-age data can also have a large influence on the estimates of fishing mortality, absolute abundance, and trends in abundance.
Nevertheless, little is known about the absolute abundance of the enzymes involved, information that may be valuable for engineering, such as the optimal molar ratios of different proteins.
In this study, we use protein standard absolute quantification (PSAQ) to measure the absolute abundance of proteins that catalyze fatty acid biosynthesis in E. coli.
While the absolute abundance of S and Cl can vary among landing sites due to different sampling and measurement conditions, the relative enrichment of S and Cl compared to other elements is most distinctive of the Martian dust.
