The phrase "assay satisfied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a combination of terms that do not typically go together.
Example: "After conducting the tests, we can confirm that the assay satisfied all the required standards."
Alternatives: "test confirmed" or "analysis met expectations".
Only 2.2% (1/46) of the assays satisfied the evaluative criteria for hormesis.
Compared with these results of ELISA assay, LAMP assay is satisfied.
The expression level of SGN-213276 was markedly increased after drought stress treatment, leading to increases of >100-fold at 5 hr after treatment in the detached leaf assays and at 7 days after treatment in the whole plant assays, indicating that the experiments for drought stress assays were satisfied for further analyzing the expression of the SlSR genes.
The LOD of this assay can satisfy the minimum required performance levels (4 ppb) for MQCA.
Secondly, the sensitivity of haemagglutination inhibition assay was not satisfied.
Despite the limitations of the assay, we are satisfied with the screen which resulted, after reconfirmation, in a significant number of novel hits.
HT three-dimensional growth assays must satisfy several key requirements: large scale, speed, simplicity, reproducibility and automation (both for set-up as well as readouts and data analysis).
Since the non-linearity tolerance is satisfied, the assay exhibits linear characteristics confirming that the sample matrix does not influence the analysis at lower analyte concentrations.
More significantly, this sensing scheme gives inspiration to manufacturing sensitive and easily-operated electrochemical aptasensors adapted from colorimetric assay, which can satisfy the ambitious demands of sensitive analysis for biomarkers.
The PK profile and subtype selectivity over L-type calcium channel were satisfied for further animal assay using disease model.
The inclusion of such a sample adds an important quality-control parameter to ensure assay-to-assay reproducibility and to satisfy accreditation and regulatory requirements.
