The phrase "assay duration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific experiments, particularly in fields like chemistry or biology, where the duration of an assay is relevant to the results.
Example: "The assay duration for this experiment was set to 24 hours to ensure accurate measurements."
Alternatives: "test duration" or "analysis time".
The entire assay duration was recorded at 40 min under isothermal condition at 63.5 °C.
They require many steps or specialized equipment increasing the assay duration and cost.
In contrast to the conventional miRNA microarrays, our platform does not require RNA extraction, labeling and target amplification, thus significantly reducing both the sample preparation steps as well as the total assay duration.
Using higher lymphocyte count in smaller volume of culture media increased detection and reduced the assay duration to ∼30 hrs.
Relatively long assay duration may also be unsuitable for testing compounds that are unstable under assay conditions.
In Thailand, isolates with the Y976F mutation had a mean IC50 of 65.6 nM [95%CI: 29.9 144] compared to 39.0 nM [95%CI: 27.8 54.8] in those with the wild type allele (p = 0.008, after controlling for assay duration and percentage of rings pre incubation).
This produced assay durations of 1 5 days for each replicate depending on the rate of feeding.
The large variation in the percentages of anti-TmAb antibodies measured could be related to the differences in assays, duration of treatment, and the use of concomitant immunosuppressive treatment.
The mean time it takes to cross over the defined threshold value defines the assay's duration of recency [13].
In a separate assay, copulation duration was assayed and compared with MMP assays for 35 DGRP lines chosen from the "core set" of 40 DGRP lines with the first broadly available sequence data.
The groups were also tested with the involuntary contraction assay (train duration of 100 ms at a train frequency of 1 Hz), in which the adult rats had the strongest muscle force, followed by the aged lean group.
