The phrase "adopted assay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific research or laboratory procedures where a specific method or test has been accepted and implemented.
Example: "The researchers decided to use the adopted assay to ensure consistency in their results across different experiments."
Alternatives: "accepted method" or "approved test".
When adopting assays developed elsewhere, evaluation based on samples collected from the local population is necessary before the assays are used clinically.
In order to accomplish this, we adopted an assay for timed exposure of animal cap to anterior endoderm, in which we removed or peeled animal cap from anterior endoderm after defined time.
To further test the mitochondrial fusion activity in shYme1L cells, we adopted an assay as described previously in living MEF cells that uses photoactivatible GFP (PA-GFP).
The usefulness of BSMV-mediated VIGS for functional genomics in wheat and barley has been demonstrated in several recent publications [ 37, 38] and we already adopted the assay for the study of barley- Magnaporthe interactions [ 25].
We adopted an assay involving a gradient of inhibitors for additional tests of the effects of nicotinamide, TSA and the DNA methylation inhibitor 5-azacytidine (5AC) on expression of the telomeric hph and bar alleles.
If micromolecular antigens are adopted, FP assays can also be used to analyze the interaction of the antigen and its antibody.
There is a potential of adopting this assay as a high throughput, rapid and low cost epigenetic drug screening platform are unique aspects of the EPISSAY system.
It is difficult to comprehend why an important testing program such as the OECD would adopt an assay using an animal species that is relatively insensitive at detecting estrogen activity, and at the same time would compound the problem by using a test diet with a significant level (< 350 μg/TGE) of background phytoestrogens.
In vitro assays of the metastatic behaviour of melanoma cell lines have yielded contrasting data, dependent on the assay adopted [ 77].
