Sentence examples for support the assay from inspiring English sources

The authors acknowledge with thanks Mila Lebedeva and Eve Draper for laboratory testing; Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. for providing reagents, as well as Paul Contestable and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics, Inc.; David Matten for database support; the assay developers who supplied training in their assays; and the CEPHIA steering group for their advice and suggestions on the data outputs of this work.

The submitted document should include items such as intended use, assay description, and rationale for use and should summarize preclinical studies supporting the assay's use.

The short time frame of the test and the limited number of animals needed lend further support to the assay.

Although this test, called VeriPsych, was available in 2010, the use of this test did not gain widespread support and the assay has recently been withdrawn from the market.

One unit of immobilized lipase activity was defined as the amount of enzyme that released 1 mol of pNP per minute and per g of support, under the assay conditions used [ 21, 38].

Therefore, the Japanese studies support the Hershberger assay as a reliable and reproducible screening assay for the detection of androgen agonistic and antagonistic effects.

The finding no one amino acid alters firefly luciferase activity outside a range supports that the assay monitors misincorporation of arginine.

These results support the reporter assays and indicate that HIF-1 is a direct or indirect transcriptional regulator of DDX3 in aggressive breast cancer cells.

Funding: The assays were supported by a grant from the Malaria in Pregnancy Consortium which is funded through a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

To this effect, it can be suggested that AM, FF and OT had profound antioxidant properties as supported by the assays carried out in this experiment.

In addition, molecular docking studies supported the biological assay data and suggested that 4f may be a potential antitubulin agent.