The phrase "assayed in samples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or analytical contexts when discussing the testing or examination of materials or substances.
Example: "The concentration of heavy metals was assayed in samples of soil collected from various locations."
Alternatives: "tested in samples of" or "analyzed in samples of".
These early studies were based only on information from hypervariable region I (HV-I) in the mtDNA control region and a small number of diagnostic RFLPs in the coding region, assayed in samples from several populations of North Africa and Iberia.
The performance of the two approaches was compared by evaluating the diagnostic accuracy of the biomarker assays in samples from a cohort of 73 subjects of known bladder cancer status.
The methylation state at Vgt1 was assayed in leaf samples of maize inbred and F1 hybrid samples, and at the syntenic region in sorghum.
"Genotype imputation" is the term used to describe the process of imputing genotypes that are not directly assayed in a sample of individuals [ 28- 30].
IL1-α was assayed in each sample of culture medium and evaluated by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.
MDA was assayed in each sample of the irradiation's supernatant on day 4, collected after UV irradiation, and evaluated by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.
We also correlated the expression of proinsulin and TCF7L2 assays in 23 samples of human pancreatic islets in unstimulated conditions and in 12 samples incubated for 24 h in the media with normal glucose concentration (5.5 m m) and with high glucose concentration (16.7 m m), corresponding to glucose blood level of T2D individuals.
To determine whether this similarity extends to the imprinting status of these BLCAP isoforms, we performed allele-specific sequencing assays in brain samples of human fetuses that were heterozygous for a TGn repeat copy number polymorphism (rs_11474161) in the last BLCAP exon where n = 7 or n = 8, i.e., n differed between the parental alleles by one.
The acquisition of IRM was assayed in 48 samples, and the representative results of 14 samples are plotted in Fig. 4. The IRM acquisition curves can be grouped into two types.
