reassay
/riːˈsɛi/Definitions
1. noun
the act of assaying or determining the proportion of an element or substance in a sample, often more accurately or thoroughly than a previous assay.
“The chemist decided to perform a reassay on the sample to ensure the results were accurate.”
2. verb
to assay or determine the proportion of an element or substance in a sample, often more accurately or thoroughly than a previous assay.
“The researcher reassayed the sample multiple times to confirm the results.”