The phrase "a more rapid analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a quicker examination or evaluation of data or information.
Example: "In order to meet the tight deadline, we require a more rapid analysis of the survey results."
Alternatives: "a quicker analysis" or "a faster evaluation".
Most information is obtained by cloning and sequencing the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplicons, but a more rapid analysis is achieved using fingerprinting techniques.
The data suggest that assaying an homogenate may allow a more rapid analysis of a multiply sampled tumour.
However, for a more rapid analysis of novel networks and network variants it is advantageous if laborious cloning steps are not required to obtain initial results on circuit performance.
As the basics of the in vitro and in vivo methods have been published previously (11, 28), the aim of this report is to describe modifications made to the methods that i) facilitate large-scale library screens, and ii) allow a much more rapid analysis.
These aspects can sometimes be a hindrance if more rapid analysis is required to assess a shipment of product or survey a large quantity of samples, for example.
In a briefing for reporters, a leading climate scientist for the British government, Peter A. Stott, acknowledged a need for more rapid analysis of weather extremes and said that researchers were working to develop this capability.
Electrochemical techniques, such as stripping voltammetry, offer a viable option with more rapid analysis, simpler instrumentation, and lower cost, which is more suitable for POC applications.
New mass spectrometric approaches with at least an order of magnitude more rapid analysis of small molecules within the cell's metabolome are now paving the way towards true high-throughput metabolomics, opening new opportunities in systems biology, functional genomics, drug discovery, and personalized medicine.
In this way it is possible to obtain more rapid analysis, and also a more simple instrumentation, which can be used on-line and on-site.
pCR represents a surrogate end point for survival in this context, enabling more rapid analysis of results and the use of smaller patient cohorts (Generali et al, 2011).
Second, MAD data are converted to a pseudo-single isomorphous replacement with anomalous scattering (SIRAS) form that permits more rapid analysis.
