Sentence examples for assay example from inspiring English sources

Though this is just a proof-of-concept assay example, malaria is an interesting target for an inexpensive highly sensitive point-of-care diagnostic test, because while current malaria rapid diagnostics have improved dramatically, these tests are insufficient for accurate diagnosis in settings where malaria control efforts have dramatically reduced the malaria rates in many endemic areas.

It would have been useful to have non-diploid control samples for the CYP2D6 CNV assay – for example a haploid (CYP2D6*5) case or multicopy case, to provide confidence that the assay was working as expected.

9 These characteristics can be identified using standardized in vitro functional assays: detection of the side population, sphere formation assays, and clonogenicity assays, for example.

Assessment of the magnitude of vaccine-specific immune responses (immunogenicity) and their immunological function is currently undertaken using a variety of assays (for example, the serum bactericidal assay or the plaque neutralization assay) and is usually linked to efficacy to permit licensure.

Currently, there are a number of bioluminescence-based assays, for example reporter gene assays, that allow the study of the regulation, activity, and functional effects of PKA in the cellular context.

A widely known and highly used paper-based lateral flow assay (LFA) example is the colorimetric pregnancy test strip.

In essence, several stability-indicating tests are normalized based on different measurements of a single common chromatographic assay, for example, cation exchange chromatography and size exclusion chromatography.

Among them, p-carboranylcyclohexanol derivatives 8a and 8b exhibited high ERβ selectivity in competitive binding assay: for example, 8a showed 56-fold selectivity for ERβ over ERα.

In addition, to the in vitro lymphocyte proliferation assay for example, a negative QuantiFERON test with positive interferon control could also be used to prove a certain responsiveness of an individual patient's lymphocytes [22].

Chemotaxis is frequently inferred by determining how many cells cross a boundary in a chemotaxis assay, for example how many cells crawl into a chemoattractant-infused filter, or how many cells enter a defined region in an under-agarose assay or agarose spot assay.

Similarly, in vivo conditions will differ from the in vitro deacetylase assay, for example, substrate and NAD concentrations are in excess in vitro.