The phrase "assay reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the results or findings of an assay, indicating that the assay provides insight or evidence about a particular subject.
Example: "The assay reflects the concentration of the substance in the sample, providing crucial data for our analysis."
Alternatives: "assay indicates" or "assay demonstrates".
The surprisingly low number of cells required for this assay reflects the tight regulation of the cytoskeleton by the cell.
This assay reflects the interplay of all components in the fibrinolytic system with the exception of the activators that are in excess.
To determine whether fertilization rate serves as a biological assay, reflects oocyte quality, and may be used to help predict patient implantation rate.
Therefore, the assay reflects the result of kinase and phosphatase activities in the analysed brain extracts.
This result is consistent with our interpretation that the assay reflects the production of NADH from various substrates, and that the fraction of NADH produced mitochondrially is different for different energy substrates.
The haemagglutination inhibition assay reflects the ability of specific anti-influenza antibodies to inhibit haemagglutination of horse red blood cells by influenza virus HA, and has been described previously [13].
There is concern that ischemia-modified albumin (IMA) levels measured by albumin cobalt binding (ACB) assay reflect mainly albumin concentrations rather than myocardial ischemia.
An MTS assay reflecting cell proliferation and viability also indicated no significant effects following DUB knockdown.
The neutralizing capacity was assessed by using the L929 cytotoxicity assay, reflecting neutralizing antibodies [ 12].
Antibody values in the Lyme Multiplex assay reflect the different expression stages of the surface antigens used.
In addition, a microarray assay was carried out to examine if the differences found in the proteomics assay reflected differences at the mRNA level.
