Sentence examples for viable assay from inspiring English sources

Thirty-nine of these failed to be converted into a viable assay (10.2%), leaving a total of 345 working assays.

The viability (% of control) as a function of the concentration of MSNs during the period from day 1 to day 5 is shown in Fig. 4. The cell viability (% of control) are obtained by normalizing the value of the control sample (no MSNs) in viable assay.

SNPs were submitted to Illumina for GoldenGate assay design and those judged to be viable assay targets (design score > = 0.4) were ordered as 3 Oligo Pool Assays.

Addition of SAHA was also necessary to establish viable assay windows for BAZ2A [ 30], BRD7 [ 31, 32], ATAD2 [ 33], GCN5L2 [ 34] and ZMYND11 [ 35, 36].

We show that it is a viable assay for this tissue type and identified HRR defects in NSCLC and mesothelioma samples from patients.

These arrays are probably not clinically viable assay formats and it may not be completely straightforward to develop the probes from these surfaces to more conventional analytical platforms, such as ELISA plates or the like.

In summary, our findings demonstrate a number of viable assays measuring HER3-complex formation that are useful for assessing HER3 activity in patient tumor samples.

Development of viable assays for these markers may allow for their routine use in the clinical setting in the near future.

In situations where the binding contribution of the bromodomain is masked by other, stronger domains, the use of artificial tandem repeat constructs allows viable assays to be developed.

Since the ultimate aim is to develop a viable screening assay to identify novel hypnozoitocidal drugs, we modified the assay to include a PE-uni selection step before testing for primaquine activity against these forms.

This purified fragment was subsequently tested for antibacterial activity against S. pyogenes using the viable count assay as described above.