The phrase "absolute turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or human resources, typically referring to the total amount of turnover without any deductions or qualifications.
Example: "The company's absolute turnover for the fiscal year reached an all-time high, reflecting strong sales performance across all divisions."
Alternatives: "total turnover" or "overall turnover".
"I am concerned about the fact that there will be a total and absolute turnover of city government, just about, in one day," the mayor said at a news conference when asked whether he would approve legislation to end term limits for Council members.
We defined the relative turnover as the turnover with respect to the unmodified peptide, in contrast to the absolute turnover we have discussed previously.
Absolute turnover values (mean ± standard deviation per day) extrapolated from the relative distribution of the isotopically labeled bulk H3, H4 and H1.4 peptides with a particular post-translational modification.
In 'Santorini', the % turnover did not differ significantly across the different fruit developmental stages, and although the absolute turnover rates (nmol totAsA/gFW/h) were lower at the MG stage, the turnover rates at the red stage were as high as in young (IG) fruit.
We applied a non-linear immunokinetic model to quantitatively compare absolute antibody uptake and turnover in subcutaneous LNCaP human prostate cancer (PCa) xenografts of two radiolabeled forms of the humanized anti-prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) monoclonal antibody J591 (124I-J591 and 89Zr-J591).
Fig. S8 No correlation between the absolute number and the turnover rate of CD4+ naive T cells.
Figure 4 shows the simulation curve and the actual absolute changes of bone turnover markers and BMD using each parameter: rR=19%, rF=23%, fMAT=2%, fBMD=80% and k=85%.
While a PK/PD modeling and simulation approach is valuable in making predictions about an alternative study design under similar conditions, one limitation is that they do not inherently take into account underlying physiological differences across species such as expression levels, impact of different baseline values to level of absolute change, and different turnover rates.
As a result, small errors may magnify projections of absolute yearly or lifetime myocyte turnover.
The enzyme reaction during normal turnover has an absolute dependence on Fe(II), Asc and oxygen, and requires bicarbonate for activation.
Results for continuous variables are reported per 10% increase; for example, a 10% absolute increase in the resident turnover rate was associated with a 2.7% absolute decrease in MRSA transmission risk.
