Sentence examples for more robust assays from inspiring English sources

While these methods have allowed many successful studies of RNA protein interactions, challenges still exist for more robust assays.

More robust assays that cover a broad range of ROS (e.g. the DHE tissue stain, nitro-tyrosine detection, etc).

The first gap-PCR assays were subject to technical failure through ADO, but the more recently published primers and conditions support more robust assays.

With an easier and more robust assay format than CA 15.3, EMCA is potentially a more useful marker.

Our much larger study with a more robust assay demonstrates that ADM levels on admission were strongly associated with the 28-day mortality rate.

For instance, in the omics technology arena, either changes in DNA copy number measured by microarray-based comparative genomic hybridization or patterns of peptide expression measured by mass spectrometry may eventually provide similar information in a more robust assay than expression profiling [ 6, 23].

However, a more robust viability assay would be needed to confirm these assumptions, such as testing for expression of a fluorescently labeled protein in real time.

Thus, there is a need for a more robust genotyping assay that is fast, sensitive, and can be applied directly to processed sputum samples without prior culturing.

DNA-based assays are often more robust than RNA-based assays, and whereas the mutation spectrum causing TSG inactivation is usually diverse (which limits the utility of mutation-specific detection strategies for tumor screening programs), TSG inactivation by promoter hypermethylation provides a more homogeneous target for molecular screening strategies.

Removing EBV from the CMV immune response assay could conceivably reduce both technical and biological variability in the response profile, resulting in a more robust and informative assay.

By extending the measurement, the investigation will be more robust to intra-assay variations of refluxes over time.