bioassay

The organisms used in bioassays are those found in the area that would be most affected by contact with the proposed drilling fluid.

was investigated in in vitro bioassays as it is one of the most widespread annual weeds occurring on arable land in Hungary.

Laboratories throughout the world use different bioassays and immunoassays to determine cytokine concentrations.

A wide range of compounds related to adenine have been synthesized and tested in a number of bioassays.

Bioassays are used in environmental toxicology to examine the effects of man-made contaminants on individual organisms and ecosystems.

Pharmaceutical companies have begun to inspect the first systems for performing bioassays produced by Surface Logix's soft lithography.

Ammonia and nitrite were not detected at the start, and no precipitation of fluoride salts was observed during these bioassays.

The current drug resistance test method including bioassays and biochemical determination method.

Now Panama has six new laboratories employing 67 researchers who perform bioassays and run toxicity and efficacy trials.

Bioassays show that the trail pheromone originates from a unique gland between abdominal sternites 6 and 7.

Assessing toxicity of organic components in water and wastewater using active and passive sampling and luminescent bacteria bioassays

Using a battery of bioassays for assessing ozone-biological activated carbon process in drinking water treatment

Environmental Monitoring by Instrumental Analysis and Bioassays

Standard Guide for Conducting In-situ Field Bioassays With Marine, Estuarine, and Freshwater Bivalves

Application of Several Bioassays on Evaluating Toxicity of Municipal Wastewater

Bioassays with Extraction of Allelochemicals in Soybean Soil on Continuous Cropping

Dynamic evaluation model for time-dose-inhibition analysis for fungicide bioassays

Influence of various organic solvents on target organisms in bioassays of pesticide