The phrase "absorbency of the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when discussing the ability of a material to absorb liquids or other substances.
Example: "The absorbency of the sample was measured to determine its effectiveness in filtering contaminants."
Alternatives: "absorption capacity of the sample" or "sample's absorbent properties".
Spectrophotometrical absorbency of the samples was measured using an UV-visible Recording Spectrophotometer with wavelength of 550 690 nm.
For each sample the absorbency of the same sample obtained from a well coated with disrupted bovine papilloma virus (BPV) was subtracted from the absorbency obtained for the corresponding well coated with HPV 16 capsids.
Absorbencies of the samples were measured at the wavelength 450 nm directly after the addition of the stopping reagent, using a Zenith 200 ELISA reader (Anthos).
Absorbencies of the samples, representing the levels of the specific proteins examined, were measured at 450 nm, directly after the addition of the stopping reagent, using a Zenith 200 ELISA reader (Anthos, Eugendorf, Austria).
Absorbencies of the samples, representing the levels of the specific proteins examined, were measured at the wavelength 450 nm directly after the addition of the stopping reagent, using a Zenith 200 ELISA reader (Anthos, Eugendorf, Austria).
The water absorbency of the grafted samples increased almost linearly with the extent of grafting both in air and in water.
Absorbencies of the test samples were corrected by subtracting the absorbance of their respective blank.
The absorbency of the starch blank was subtracted from the sample reading.
The absorbency of samples of these replaced media was detected by an UV spectrophotometer at 326 nm.
Determination of decay rate of hydrogen peroxide by catalase in studied sample was determined by measuring the changes of absorbency of the mixture at 240-nm wavelength for each second within the 100-s time frame.
