Sentence examples for the latter is assayed from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, clinical assessments of anhedonia may confound motivational, anticipatory and mnemonic aspects of enjoyment with consummatory 'in the moment' pleasure; the latter is assayed by our laboratory taste task and may be comparatively intact in depression.
The latter were assayed based on ACC (details in Table 1), preliminarily the most sensitive RT enzyme (its standard curve was then used to estimate quantities in other enzymes).
Both full-length Gas6 and a Gla-less Gas6 variant that lacks its PtdSer-binding Gla domain bind to Axl with the same sub-nanomolar equilibrium dissociation constant, yet the former is an extremely potent Axl agonist while the latter is inactive, whether assayed in vitro or in vivo.
This discrepancy could be explained by the fact that the former assay is a shorter term assay of 3 days whereas the latter is a longer-term assay of 7 days.
The latter is generally measured in assays of apolipoprotein B such as the present study.
The latter is not only an expensive assay but also a multistep cumbersome assay.
However, the skin tests are more feasible and useful as compared to INF-γ production assays, since the latter is dependent on the access to advanced lab facilities and trained personnel, which limits its use in countries with limited resources [ 30], a proposal advocated in the present study.
Correlation and agreement between ELiA™-TSH-R assay and the other methods were good, even if it was higher with the TRAK™ assay, notwithstanding the latter is calibrated against the first international standard (NIBSC code 90/672).
An intriguing possibility is that we never observed these homotypical septin interactions in our yeast two hybrid assay, because the latter is limited to one-to-one interactions among individual septins.
