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The phrase "assay sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific and medical contexts to refer to the ability of a test to detect the presence of a substance, such as a drug or biomarker, at low concentrations.
Example: "The assay sensitivity of the new diagnostic test was found to be significantly higher than that of the previous version."
Alternatives: "test sensitivity" or "detection sensitivity".
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The assay sensitivity was 5.4 pg/ml.
The assay sensitivity for PS deficiency (n = 62) was 87.1%.
Assay sensitivity remains a significant issue in pain clinical trials.
Third, in this naturalistic observational study, many uncontrolled confounding variables might decrease the assay sensitivity.
The assay sensitivity was calculated by the following formula: Sensitivity=left[ starting antibody concentrationright]/ dilution.
The assay sensitivity allowed for the detection of the equivalent of a single infected tick larva.
Moreover, moiety-heterologous haptens were designed and prepared for assay sensitivity improvement.
Adjustment of findings for differences in assay sensitivity indicated that these estimates may be conservative.
However, little evidence is available comparing the assay sensitivity of these 2 measures.
Effect size (ES) (mean treatment difference/SD) was used to measure assay sensitivity.
Assay sensitivity was confirmed by obtaining positive signals with a representative selection of ASFV isolates.
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