The phrase "assay because of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and we had to assay because of the unexpected variables."
Alternatives: "test due to" or "analyze because of".
In bioanalysis, a dominant strategy for protein determination is the sandwich assay because of its high specificity and sensitivity resulting from the dual recognition mechanism.
The singlet oxygen-based evaluation system in the eROS assay was found to be acceptable as a high-throughput assay because of its favorable intra-/inter-day reproducibility (coefficient of variation: ca. 8%) and robustness (Z'-factor: 0.23).
Five stage IV tumors were ineligible for assay because of lack of a tubular component.
From the above study, we think that a no-template control is necessary for miRNA quantification using RT-qPCR assay, because of the uncertain miRNA contents of AMV from different sources.
HEK 293 cells were used for the assay because of superior transfection characteristics.
We chose the LM-PAT assay because of its higher sensitivity compared to high resolution Northern blotting.
Lateral flow immunoassay (LFIA) represents a well established and appropriate technology among rapid assays because of its low cost and user-friendliness.
Electrochemistry is shown to be quite compatible with microanalytical systems for biochemical assays, because of its attractive merits such as simplicity, rapidity, high sensitivity, reduced power consumption, and sample/reagent economy.
The DNSA method is one of the most common assays for measuring reducing sugars for cellulase activity assays because of their relatively high sugar detection range (Coward-Kelly et al. 2003; Kongruang, et al. 2004; Zhang and Lynd 2005).
The first aspect is the early recognition problem and originates from real-world screening applications, where only top ranked molecules were selected for testing in biological assays because of high costs and expenditure of time.
Even though its deficiency, which causes resistance to heparin, occurs at low frequency, antithrombin III should be assayed because of the serious consequences of circuit coagulation and the recognized value of antithrombin III replacement therapy in restoring the efficacy of heparin.
