The phrase "assay processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific or laboratory work, particularly in reference to the analysis of substances or materials.
Example: "The laboratory specializes in assay processing to determine the concentration of various compounds in the samples."
Alternatives: "analysis processing" or "testing procedures".
Procedural errors occurred during the γH2AX assay when processing patient sample D and during the apoptosis assay when processing patient sample J.
The roots for assay were freshly sampled and immediately subjected to enzyme assay after processing.
The overall diagnostic sensitivity (95.4%) and specificity (97.3%) were determined in a double-blind randomized assay by processing 172 clinical milk samples with microbiological characterization as the gold standard.
The biopsy punch assay allowed processing large numbers of samples in a standardized way to examine effects of test compounds on efflux transporter activity in gill tissue of mussels.
The single substrate employed for in-well detection further simplifies post-assay processing and data integration and, thus, reduces the total time required for the process.
Suchandra Chowdhury carried out the standardization of the assays, processing of all the samples throughout the study, preparation of tables, graphs and draft of the Manuscript.
As part of this work, we also describe an improved efflux transporter assay that allows processing large numbers of tissue samples from one individual and quantifying the potency of chemicals to inhibit MXR transporter activity.
Glycoprotein D antibody uptake was also assessed at the ultrastructural level by including an HRP-tagged F ab′ 2 fragment of anti-mouse IgG in the uptake assay, followed by processing for EM and HRP staining as described above.
Therefore, the utilization of VS is somewhat hindered by the processes that follow, namely, the labor-intense, time-consuming verification process and the toxicity assays required for processing large amounts of lead candidates.
