The phrase "absolute quantity of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific measurement or amount that is not relative or comparative.
Example: "The absolute quantity of the substance was measured to ensure accuracy in the experiment."
Alternatives: "total amount of the" or "exact quantity of the".
This undesirable amplification appears mostly to be dependent on specific to non-specific target ratio rather than on the absolute quantity of the specific target.
Background subtracted threshold cycle (CT) values were used to determine the absolute quantity of the mRNA based on the standard curve.
As with protocols for Drosophila [13], most DR techniques used for C. elegans reduce the nutritional quality rather than the absolute quantity of the food, with animals typically given ad libitum access to foods with varying concentrations of nutrients.
The denominator of MASS represents the average of the total absolute quantity of the downstream gene expressions.
With this measurement, the absolute quantity of the target DNA can be determined if the amount of the corresponding competitor is known.
First, absolute quantities QX of all genes were calculated as Q X (g e n e ) = (E ) C T, followed by the calculation of normalized quantities Q N (g e n e ) = Q X (g e n e ) Q X (H K g e n e ), with QX (HK gene) being the absolute quantity of the housekeeping gene arginine kinase.
It is demonstrated that the nesting of scales described in these relationships implies limits to the retrieval of absolute concentrations of any biochemical constituents or absolute quantities of the amount of scattering material from hyperspectral observations of total scattering.
W-7 functioned not only to offset the increase but to decrease gene expression levels of some isozymes, including the major isozymes, to below basal levels in (Figure 4). Figure 4 Absolute quantities of the lip, mnp, and cam gene transcripts.
The iBAQ [ 43] method has been used to roughly estimate the absolute quantities of the identified proteins.
C-labelled Arg and Lys are used, which adds a mass difference of +6 Da to each peptide mass spiked into biological samples, to provide absolute quantities of the analysed peptides.
It should also be noted that, due to the different DNA extraction procedures used by the various participating laboratories, this study can not and does not report and discuss absolute quantities of the markers in the investigated fecal samples but rather the relative quantitative distributions.
