Sentence examples for assessment of potency from inspiring English sources

Guinea pig tests do not generally include dose response assessment and are therefore not designed for the assessment of potency, defined as the relative ability of a chemical to induce sensitization in a previously naive individual.

To continue to develop new inhibitors and reagents for the proteasome, a rapid screening method is required that allows not only assessment of potency but also selectivity of inhibitors for each of the primary catalytic sites in the complex.

Various quantitative measures for the assessment of potency are also presented, which could assist in determining how to handle substances in the risk assessment when a regulatory concern is identified.

It is 98.5% pure, very stable over time and underwent a full quality control process, including an assessment of potency, antigen content and conformity to specifications by HPLC and mass-spectrometry, one month before being employed for vaccination.

A likelihood ratio chi-squared test provided the same repeated measures assessment of potency frequencies between baseline and 24 months after treatment.

In the present study we examined the effects of BPS on nongenomic signaling at concentrations that allow full assessment of potency given the nonmonotonic concentration responses we expected based on our previous studies of BPA (Jeng et al. 2010; Jeng and Watson 2011).

Our third hypothesis was that patient-reported sexual and urinary function scores would predict physician-reported assessments of potency and continence.

For some diseases, pathology is fairly well understood, and there may be known correlates of protection that provide obvious parameters for assessment of vaccine potency.

The present study describes the morphological assessment of chondrogenic potency during a cell expanding process through serial subculturing of rabbit chondrocytes at different levels of population doublings (PD) in a T-flask with a conventional polystyrene surface.

3) Assessment of morphine potency using a within-subjects cumulative dosing procedure resulted in lower ED50 values compared to data collected using a between-subjects design (hot plate: 2.6 vs 4.9; tail withdrawal: 2.6-2.9 2.6-2.9mg/kg).

In this paper, the theory behind CFCA and the future developments, as well as the application of CFCA for absolute and relative concentration measurements (including the assessment of the potency of a biotherapeutic medicine) are discussed, and new evaluation tools that broaden the range of applications, are introduced.