Sentence examples for a required assay from inspiring English sources

Proof of pluripotency by teratoma formation, in its current form, probably need not remain a required assay for disease modeling studies that use pre-established derivation methods, as much more quantitative methods exist to assay iPSC quality and differentiation.

A study designed to meaningfully explore these issues would require assay of a large number of donors as well as clinical utilization in a large patient population.

Measuring the impact of ER-ChaC1CtoS on glutathione levels required an assay that would be selectively sensitive to the ER pool of glutathione.

A successful assay required a ratio of >5 between the signal in the control wells and the blank wells, a coefficient of variation of <30% in the control wells and a tumor cell fraction exceeding 70% in the cell preparation.

After requiring an assay to have a minimum of six compound pairs for each of the NN and NI pairs (that is, 12 pairs per-AID in total), 1,389 AIDs resulted.

For example, if an assay requires a previously prepared diagnostic sample (such as a formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded block), it may take several weeks to obtain the block for sample analysis from the local hospital if it was collected there.

The dosage forms chosen represent all dosage forms in USP27-NF22 for which the respective monographs require an assay for either citric acid/citrate or citric acid/citrate and phosphate.

Determination of the immune status of individuals to vaccine-preventable diseases requires an assay that can detect antibodies that may be present at very low levels, especially when natural or vaccine exposure may have been many years previously.

In contrast, applications such as analysis of point mutations in specific gene segments require an assay format that can handle the large variation in sequence composition that can be encountered in a typical gene segment.

Detection of the phosphorylated products requires an assay to be developed for each individual kinase under study.

However, because identifying senescent cells using senescence-associated β-galactosidase requires an assay of enzymatic activity, its use in specimens from human tissues is not as effective.