Sentence examples for assay monitoring from inspiring English sources
A sensitive, surface plasmon resonance (SPR -based aSPR -basedoring potentiassaymonitoringuman antibody (HAHA) reactions against the monoclonal antibody (mAb) IGN311 is potential.
Automated and precise measurement of dielectric content in droplets for biochemical assay monitoring is a major application of the presented system.
Such small-sized integrated systems are also suitable for in situ analysis of cells, including real-time assay, monitoring, and measurement, which are crucial for the micro total analysis systems (μTAS).
In response to this technical need, a combination of simulation models and experimental measurements were employed in previous work to develop and validate gamma-ray nondestructive assay monitoring systems in a natural uranium conversion plant (NUCP).
In response to this technical need, a combination of simulation models and experimental measurements were employed to develop and validate concepts of nondestructive assay monitoring systems in a natural uranium conversion plant (NUCP).
A cell-based reporter produced by fusing HIF-1α oxygen degradable domain (ODD) to luciferase was shown to work as a capture assay monitoring stability of the overexpressed luciferase-labeled HIF PHD substrate under conditions more physiological than in vitro test tubes.
Our assay monitors the decrease in fluorescence of aminocoumarins on acylation.
This assay monitors the release of free AMC from the fluorogenic peptide Suc-Leu-Leu-Val-Tyr-AMC.
The finding no one amino acid alters firefly luciferase activity outside a range supports that the assay monitors misincorporation of arginine.
Our data suggest that the ThT binding assay monitors development of β-structure in both protofibrils and fibrils, and that the turbidity assay monitors the amount of fibrils but not protofibrils, presumably because the protofibrils (∼5 nm) [30] are too small to induce turbidity at 400 nm.
The assay monitored BrdU incorporation by cytoblotting (Stockwell et al, 1999).
