Sentence examples for greater assay from inspiring English sources
Liquid scintillator detectors also allow for energy discrimination between interrogation source neutrons and fission neutrons, allowing for even greater assay sensitivity.
Greater assay sensitivity was obtained by using 5' biotinylated reverse primers in place of biotin-dCTP incorporation during amplification, as biotin-dCTP inhibits the PCR reactions (data not shown).
The Congo red test showed greater assay sensitivity, linearity, and accuracy.
Accepting greater assay imprecision to permit lowering the diagnostic threshold will identify patients at high risk of recurrent events.
A stable reporter can persist longer in cells and thus accumulate to greater levels, allowing greater assay sensitivity and reduced variability from aberrant fluctuations in gene expression.
Nevertheless, our absolute estimates of the prevalence of detectable concentrations may be affected by greater assay variability at very low concentrations and should be interpreted with some caution.
As would be expected, we see greater inter-assay concordance in the NHS dataset, as both assays in the NHS dataset are protein-based, while the GEM dataset analyses are based on the agreement of protein and mRNA expression data.
Our great inter-assay differences in insufficiency proportion, as well as in accuracy and in precision indicate that it is questionable to rely on immunoassays when determining whether a patient is insufficient.
In fact for the resins reported in this paper, resins labeled as EA positive had at least three independent assays greater than 15% RME2 for a given assay condition and others at least three consistently-positive in at least three similar assay conditions (yellow-highlighted cells in Figures 2 and 3).
We found that intra-assay and inter-assay correlations for fecundity were substantially greater than fecundity assays using standard agar plate-based methods.
In this assay, greater virulence is associated with a smaller number of clear zones and a bigger number of minimally required D. discoideum cells.
