Sentence examples for a repeat assay from inspiring English sources

For diagnosis, a positive test result [≥6.5% (48 mmol/mol)] should be confirmed with a repeat assay.

Although fibroblast COX activity was initially found to be normal (COX/CS ratio 2.2; controls >1), a repeat assay using whole-cell lysate of cultured skin fibroblasts grown on galactose rather than glucose medium did demonstrate reduced COX activity (1.07 k/min/mg; control mean ± SD [n = 5]: 3.60 ± 0.24 k/min/mg).

We conclude that low reproducibility of a repeated assay for the detection of circulating melanoma cells is not caused by differences in mRNA quality between the samples, but due to low numbers of amplifiable target mRNA molecules in the mRNA sample.

We developed a combined assay for analysis of chimpanzee beta-defensin copy number using both the PRT [Armour et al., 2007], which by comparing orthologous sequences was predicted to work on chimpanzee DNA, and a short tandem repeat assay within an intron of the SPAG11 gene.

The identities of all cell lines were confirmed by a short tandem repeat assay (Masters et al, 2001).

In this study an intron-based inverted repeat assay system has been used to directly compare the rates of mitotic and meiotic recombination between pairs of 350-bp substrates varying from 82%to100%0% in sequence identity.

Additionally, one strain showing resistance to rifampicin by the proportion method on Lowenstein-Jensen media did not display a similar genotype even on repeat assay (isolate 102, Table 2).

All samples which had an aberrant melting curve or which failed to amplify in the initial screen were followed up with a repeat HRM assay using unamplified DNA prepared from tumor and adjacent normal tissue.

The same result was obtained by a repeat injection assay.

For this, we carried out a repeat killing assay, in a target cross-over experiment.

A sample of proposed CTLs is tested in a repeat cytotoxicity assay against autologous LCLs to confirm cytotoxic function (positive control) and patient phytohaemagglutinin (PHA)–stimulated blasts to check that they are not killed.