The phrase "absolute elimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey the complete removal or eradication of something.
Example: "The new policy aims for the absolute elimination of waste in our production process."
Alternatives: "total removal" or "complete eradication".
The number of rounds of DNase I treatment required for an absolute gDNA elimination was highly dependent on the type of extraction matrix.
To achieve this, we took an "absolute" gDNA elimination approach, wherein the test RNA sample was made totally free of carryover gDNA by multiple rounds of DNase I treatment (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Serial treatment of the RNA samples with DNase I (required to achieve absolute gDNA elimination) resulted in 50-70% loss of RNA which, when submitted to conventional RT-qPCR, significantly altered the transcript numbers detected when compared to the MYT4-based approach.
While two rounds were sufficient for RNA extracted from liquid bacterial culture, as also observed previously [ 14, 16], three rounds were required for natural soil for absolute gDNA elimination.
Now it's time for absolute prohibition and elimination of nuclear weapons.
So Einstein's elimination of absolute velocity was a genuine conceptual advance.
A theory that satisfies all the goals of Mach-heavy would appear to be ideal for the vindication of strict relationism and the elimination of absolute quantities of motion from mechanics.
It would merely make them more total, as it would encourage opponents to regard each other as absolute enemies worthy of elimination (NE 309 22; Brown 2007; Slomp 2009, 95 111).
The elimination of absolute poverty, the root cause of food insecurity, requires action across the board to enable people to escape the cycle of poverty and malnutrition that traps successive generations.
