The phrase "a fast analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quick examination or evaluation of a subject or data.
Example: "The report provides a fast analysis of the market trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "a quick assessment of" or "a rapid evaluation of".
Coupled to a fast analysis of the surrounding elements, the sound can be efficiently spatialized to take into account nearby wall or table reflectors.
As the presented investigations by QCM-D, AFM and XPS indicate an ongoing adsorbate layer growth during at least 4 h of contact between the hydrophilic SiO2/Si and the aqueous laccase/maltodextrin mixture suspension, a fast analysis of the obtained biofilm may be aspired when aiming at surface quality assurance of the bio-functionalization process.
A fast analysis of different pathways could be done by testing each gene individually, and combining the resulting p-values with the Fisher product test statistic [10], or applying another step-up approach to further combine the aggregated scores from each gene.
Hence it is very suitable for a fast analysis of next generation sequencing data.
ELISA assays are a valuable complement to the ADAMTS13 activity assays, and offer a fast analysis of the ADAMTS13 antigen levels in plasma samples using antibodies directed to ADAMTS13.
Our method may provide a quick reference on virus phylogeny and a fast analysis of co-evolution of viruses and their hosts when their proteomes are available [ 1, 50].
Our approach was to establish a complete connected solution with simulation-measurement coupling for a complete and fast analysis of complex radio links.
The development of a TIRF microscopy-based screening system for insulin-modifying substances provides a simple and fast analysis of the GLUT4 signal.
CFD study can now be simulated and reproduced in a simple and fast analysis of steady, non-pulsatile flow with phase contrast magnetic resonance-derived volumetric inflow rate but the key question of whether a patient-specific CFD model can predict the rupture risk of unruptured intracranial aneurysms remains to be determined in future studies incorporating multivariate analysis.
This latter relatively cheap extension enables a convenient and fast analysis of CNN dynamics and complex algorithms.
Thus a double functional dissociation is observed between the ventral visual cortical pathway which slowly and precisely processes centrally presented fearful faces and the subcortico-frontal route implicated in a crude and fast analysis of peripherally presented danger related stimuli.
