The phrase "assay points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific testing, analysis, or evaluation, particularly in fields like chemistry or pharmaceuticals.
Example: "The researchers identified several assay points to measure the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "testing points" or "evaluation points".
Twelve standard assay points were used to generate a standard curve.
The GTP hydrolysis assay points towards an ARHGEF7-mediated, significant twofold induction of LRRK2 GTPase activity.
All assay points were determined in triplicate and all experiments were repeated three times.
The GTP hydrolysis assay points to a twofold increase of LRRK2 GTPase activity in the presence of ARHGEF7.
Two sites, each located 150 kb outside of the centromere, one in Xp (ZXDA) and one in Xq (site 9), were non-centromeric assay points.
We can rule out the involvement of the major RBC sialoglycoproteins, the glycophorins A, B and C, since (1) they are all highly sialylated molecules and therefore neuraminidase-sensitive, and (2) our overlay assay points to a −32 kDa RBC protein as a candidate for the interaction, with which none of the glycophorins conforms.
One example is the A217P mutation, which caused a complete loss of TGR5 activity as measured by the luciferase assay, pointing to a crucial role of the third intracellular loop for TGR5 function.
These assays were performed at assay point 7 for Exp.
Five samples with values below the lowest detectable assay point and four samples with values above the highest assay point were replaced by 80 and 3450 ng/l.
Perithecial production was measured at assay point 7 and evidence for reproductive isolation was observed in Exp.
To account for variation in overall means, progeny viability was normalized over the grand mean for each assay point, allowing direct comparison of different assays.
