The phrase "absolute dilution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, finance, or any field where the concept of dilution is relevant, indicating a complete or total dilution.
Example: "The absolute dilution of the solution was necessary to achieve the desired concentration for the experiment."
Alternatives: "total dilution" or "complete dilution".
To obtain absolute quantitation, dilution series of plasmids pDEST12.2 with cloned respective sequences were used in range from 2 to 20 million of copies to receive standard curves.
Depending on the role of the bone-metastasis variable in an epidemiologic study, low algorithm sensitivity will lead to underestimation of absolute risks, dilution of associations, or residual confounding.
Depending on the role of the bone metastases capture in a breast cancer observational research study, low sensitivity (with underlying differences between identified and missed cases) will lead to underestimation of absolute risks, dilution of associations, or residual confounding.
For absolute quantitation, a dilution series of the Cspg4 amplicon quantified with PicoGreen (Invitrogen) was included.
Furthermore, measurement of absolute volumes by dilution technique may lead to misdiagnosis (restrictive pattern), as suggested by the reduction of alveolar volume as compared to TLC, which would lead to restrictive defect diagnosis in 85% of the patients (see Table 1).
As with the helium-dilution technique, absolute variability of the nitrogen technique in our study increased with higher PEEP and higher EELV.
Exploiting limiting dilution assay for absolute quantification provides the capability to independently evaluate absolute accuracy, irrespective of assay methodology, which could also contribute greatly to the standardization of real-time qPCR technologies.
ASL from lesions, positive controls (purified mycolactone, synthetic mycolactone and mycolactone spiked human skin tissue) and negative controls (lipids from an excised breast tissue obtained at mastectomy) were dissolved in 100 μl of absolute ethanol and 2-fold dilutions performed up to the 5th dilution.
Results are given in absolute or log10 reciprocal of dilution or mUI/mL.
The quantitative competency of this approach was assessed by exploiting "limiting dilution assay" for absolute quantification, which provided an independent gold standard from which to verify quantitative accuracy.
