The phrase "absolute quantitative information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precise and definitive numerical data is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "The study provided absolute quantitative information on the population growth over the last decade."
Alternatives: "definitive numerical data" or "exact quantitative data".
Conductivity and salt content measurements of both water from the tanks where coins were washed and the soil samples did not allow absolute quantitative information, for the lack of standard reference data; however the information was used for internal comparison and correlation analysis with a positive outcome.
However, the intrinsic planar imaging mode of BLI is just a qualitative imaging tool, which provides no absolute quantitative information and detects limited depths of a few millimeters inside tissues [ 4, 5].
Here we demonstrate several strategies for MS-based measurements of peptides in single cells and small tissue samples that provide both semi- and absolute quantitative information, in this case using individual molluskan neurons from cerebral ganglion F- and C-clusters and nerves known to produce Aplysia insulin (AI) and cerebrin prohormones.
Some biomarkers can also give quantitative information: the absolute value of these markers shortly after the administration of chemotherapy may indicate the degree of future left ventricular dysfunction.
In order to obtain full quantitative information (e.g. absolute concentrations in weight percentage) it would be necessary to run a series of standard samples, having different sizes and concentrations.
Comparing this value with the experimental absolute SCNP molecular weight can provide useful quantitative information about the chemistry involved in this process.
As a powerful technique to perform quantitative proteome analysis, isobaric tag for relative and absolute quantitation (iTRAQ) allows identification of more numerous proteins and can provide more reliable quantitative information than traditional 2-DE analysis [ 21].
Because precision and grade act as fundamental quantitative information in approximation space, they are used in relative and absolute quantifications, respectively.
Most importantly, they give us solid quantitative information on how different people rank different things.
It is also important to recognise that although spectrophotometric analysis of the CPH and ICB products provides quantitative information about relative activity levels, these assays are not intended to replace fully quantitative biochemical techniques to measure absolute activity values.
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