Sentence examples for assay if it from inspiring English sources

Since the sample could be submitted to a STARHS assay if it were positive at the first round of testing, all the volunteers were informed about the test and were offered the opportunity to sign an informed consent authorizing it, if the standard immunoenzymatic assay resulted positive [11].

A compound was deemed positive for a particular assay if it was reported to induce a visually detectable phenotype (qualitative scoring facilitated by automated microscopy) or if it achieved a quantitative score in the top 1% for an assay.

On the contrary, we did not want to filter out more summary assays, if it could be avoided, as there were only nine summary assays at this point.

Neither patients nor their doctors will be told that patients should not take vitamin D supplements during the trial, or have their serum vitamin D concentration assayed if it is clinically indicated.

You might be much happier if he said, by the way, there's another kind of assay we can run, the X assay, and if it's disease A it's going to turn red and if it's B it's going to turn blue.

This Schiff base is formed rapidly with hyperglycemia and can interfere with some HbA1c assay methods if it is not completely removed or separated.

Interestingly, ABT-737 was fully effective in restoring GraB-induced death of HeLa-Bcl-2 cells in these assays even if it was added 1 h after Pfp/GraB as shown by equivalent Cr release, or if GraB activity was blocked by adding C20 after 30 min (t=30 min) followed by ABT-737 after 1 h (Supplementary Figure 1).

The high point came when the hilarious Robin Goldwasser assayed "Alcohol" as if it were a lost collaboration between Bertolt Brecht and Barbra Streisand.

More importantly since this is an in vivo assay, if there were a bridging protein it would still be present, so the main conclusion about a charged interaction is being the main interaction cannot be concluded from this experiment.

To interpret the characterization results of a material sample meaningfully, we need to have information about the assay type; biospecimen information (if it is a bioassay); protocol descriptions; dates of synthesis and analysis of the material sample; the measured endpoint variables; as well as the protocol variables of the experiment.

At a basic level, assessment of biomolecule expression in tissue deals with sensitivity of the assay (if the molecule is present, will the assay detect it?) and specificity (if the molecule is present might the assay erroneously report its presence?).