The phrase "absolute hill" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in a specific context, possibly to describe a hill that is considered the highest or most significant in a particular area, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "After hiking for hours, we finally reached the absolute hill that offered breathtaking views of the valley below."
Alternatives: "highest point" or "topmost hill".
Concentrations higher than 2 mM inhibited ACh currents with IC50 and (absolute) Hill slope value for the inhibition of 3.2±0.3 mM and 2.1±0.2, respectively.
As we hypothesized, no Zn2+ enhancement was seen for the putative three-α form of the α3β4 receptor (α3β4 9∶1, filled squares in Fig. 5B): Zn2+ only inhibited ACh currents with an IC50 of 400±50 µM and an (absolute) Hill slope value of 1.4±0.1 (n = 4).
From early days, a considerable literature has accumulated on yield stability analysis (e.g. Shelbourne 1972; Hill 1975), two alternative criteria being absolute stability and stability relative to the performance of the population of genotypes studied.
Hill believes that "at a moment of absolute crisis" all agencies must pull together to care for children properly – and that includes commercial providers.
Every day, Franken donned a proper suit and a serious expression, and keep the laughing to an absolute minimum, no matter how preposterous life on Capitol Hill got.
The genius of "Toughboy," and of Hill's other books, lies in the characters' absolute presence in the storytelling.
Hill et al. found when presented with absolute risk of heart attack in the next five years, most patients preferred a risk thermometer [ 24].
It is a measure of the hill he has to climb that in Ohio, an absolute must-win Bush state for him, McCain is currently slightly behind Obama.
By an absolute fluke I walked by the street and the house (with Primrose Hill at the end) where I've always wanted to live.
An unabashed patriot, he was also the absolute best friend, mentor, "father, grandfather and great-grandfather" to the Schlaefer, Hill, and McAuley families while considered part of the family and "Uncle Joe" to so many others.
