The phrase "assays as a function" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe how assays operate or are utilized in a specific context, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "The study examines how the assays as a function of temperature affect the results."
Alternatives: "assays in relation to" or "assays based on".
Figure 1 demonstrates unselected AMH values from Immunotech I, Beckman Coulter gen. II RUO, and Beckman Coulter II IVD assays as a function of age.
(B ) The fraction of stall, release and escape events along the anterograde and retrograde directions in optical trapping assays as a function of antibody concentration used to coat the bead surface.
To examine whether linker NBD interactions enhance the NBD's binding affinity for ATP, we conducted ATPase assays as a function of ATP concentration while holding the HscA concentration constant.
Structures of ATP- and ADP-bound DnaK, a comparison of the kinetic parameters in the ATPase cycles of DnaK and HscA, NMR spectra that highlight the essential role of Mg2+ in facilitating binding of ATP to HscA's NBD, NMR spectra that compare the effects of linker binding in cis and trans configurations, and HscA NBD ATPase assays as a function of added linker peptide concentration.
The sorption performance of fabricated PANI-NCC for chromium remediation in non-competitive environment was investigated in batch assays as a function of kinetic time (10 60 min), sorbent dosage (0.1 1.0 g), chromium concentration (5 30 mg L−1) and solution pH (2.5 7.5) at sample volume (1000 mL).
Furthermore, the solubility of different molecular weight chitosan was assayed as a function of pH and it increased with decreasing molecular weight.
To determine if additional, Sec61p independent, stages of the ribosome binding reaction could be identified, ribosome/nascent chain binding was assayed as a function of RM concentration.
Induction of GFP fluorescence from the GFP reporter plasmids was then assayed as a function of each chimera LBD's inducer.
In these studies, the normal tissue only was irradiated, tumour cells were implanted one day after irradiation, and the composition of AHTs assayed as a function of time post-irradiation.
Furthermore, inhibition of Pol II gene body entry causes a 'wave' of elongating Pol II that, when assayed as a function of time after FP or Trp addition, allows measurement of elongation rates at over 1000 genes simultaneously, and over different regions within genes.
This has been demonstrated by countless in vitro assays, antibody perturbation assays as well as loss and gain of function experiments (Bingham et al., 2002).
