Sentence examples for small assay from inspiring English sources

The performance is expected to deteriorate if the omics throughput is too low (e.g. data from small number of clinical variables or a small assay).

A larger construct spanning from the ends of the flanking domains (amino acids 868 to 1,341) and including a NLS also resulted in a very small assay window upon addition of SAHA (data not shown).

Finally, α1 and α2 are set to 12 and 1, respectively, such that the resulting Gamma distribution mimics the observed one for the estimates of σ-2 and τ = 0.2 which implies small assay effects, as observed in the data as well.

This small-scale assay provides important information useful in predicting the number of markers to screen in designing high throughput molecular assays.

Small quartz microbalances with capacities of less than a gram have been constructed with a reliability much greater than is ordinarily found with small assay-type balances having a metal beam with three knife-edges.

The sensitive detection, virtually undetectable background and high signal to noise ratio favour photoproteins over Ca2+-sensitive fluorescent dyes and permit small assay-volumes [5], [6].

Cons: Expensive, only small-scale assays feasible, long time-frame.

It is critical that the small-scale assays predict large-scale results.

Since small-scale assays do not fully reflect the conditions of running a full commercial-scale pretreatment and hydrolysis, it can be questioned whether results from the small-scale assays can be extrapolated to larger-scale plants.

Funding opportunities should be implemented to encourage investigators to develop assays that could be used retrospectively, to employ new technologies and to use smaller assay volumes for studying markers.

Different parasitemias for 3D7 and Dd2 were initially used in this study to obtain similar assay windows, because initially it was found that when the assay was performed with Dd2 this always resulted in reduced spot numbers, thus a smaller assay window.