The phrase "assay derived from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of an assay, particularly in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The results of the study were based on an assay derived from the latest biochemical techniques."
Alternatives: "assay obtained from" or "assay sourced from".
Here we provide the theoretical basis for the design of this assay derived from simple equations based on bimolecular interactions.
MEP synthase activity was evaluated at 22°C by spectrophotometrically monitoring the enzyme catalyzed oxidation of NADPH using an assay derived from that described by Takahashi et al [4].
Ten of the 16 (62.5%) and 20 of the 42 (47.6%) pleural fluid samples were positive by the N-PCR assay derived from confirmed & probable tuberculous pleural effusion patients (Table 4).
Since the method is based on ranking a list according to a phenotype, the ranked list can be derived from other measures besides gene expression fold changes from microarray chips or deep sequencing; such phenotype measures may include odd ratios of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), or a microRNA profile assay derived from microarray technologies or deep sequencing.
Resistance of cecropin A-seeds to D. dadantii (formely known as Erwinia chrysanthemi isolate AC4150) was evaluated by implementing a high-throughput assay derived from a previously described assay [ 64].
Progression of preneoplastic lesions to invasive cancers is associated with extensive recombination of viral and cellular genomes which can be monitored by detection of papillomavirus oncogene transcripts (APOT assay) derived from integrated viral genome copies.
Then, a subset of the individuals in several of the crosses were genotyped using custom assays derived from RAD-seq loci that flank either side of the supergene.
Concerning future reaserch areas, data gathered in the present review reveals that in vitro assays derived from C. maenas are still lacking.
Individual offspring from crosses 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 were genotyped using custom assays derived from RAD-seq loci that flank either side of the supergene, using RAD06/RAD11 on one side and RAD09 on the other side (Table 3; Supplementary Table 2).
We describe the inclusion of a sensitivity control in each of these assays derived from DNA of well-characterized cell lines.
Spotting assays derived from a pool of three independent fresh colonies.
