The phrase "assays of changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or analytical contexts where one is measuring or evaluating changes in a particular variable or condition.
Example: "The study focused on assays of changes in enzyme activity under varying temperature conditions."
Alternatives: "measurements of changes in" or "evaluations of changes in".
As individuals taking ART may be misclassified on STARHS assays because of changes in HIV antibody level due to treatment, misclassification rates in this population may increase over time as more individuals initiate treatment[18].
Because of changes in assay methodologies and different methods in associating the results with anthropometric outcomes, the magnitude of the association between the dual sugar permeability test and infant growth failure remains an open area of investigation.
Data from CLUE I were analysed as two substudies because of changes in the assay method for oestradiol, oestrone and androstenedione between the first phase and the second phase.
These reaction conditions are subsaturating for ribosome binding in order to maximize the sensitivity of the assay for changes in activity due to the mutations.
Meanwhile, we also assayed for changes in the protein expression of E2F1, cyclinD1 and P21 in si-GAS5 transfected MGC803 cells.
An alternative single end point screen might include assays that allow the detection of changes in insulin-regulated gene expression.
An assay based on the measurement of changes in tumor pO2 in response to oxygenation modification could be helpful for selecting patients for these new treatment approaches.
This phenomenon could explain, at least in part, the results we observed in the scratch wound assay, and is also suggestive of changes in VSMC cytoskeletal arrangement.
Finally, the relatively high temporal resolution of the spectral FRET assay (2 3 seconds per image, compared to 3 4 min per image in the FLIM assay) enables near "real time" monitoring of changes in the PS1/γ-secretase conformation during experimental manipulations.
Finally, the malten action mechanism was investigated in both cellular and cell-free assays, directing attention to the possible cause of changes in DNA structure.
