The phrase "a number of analytic" is not correct in standard English usage.
It should be "a number of analyses" or "a number of analytical" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The researchers conducted a number of analyses to support their findings."
Alternatives: "several analyses" or "multiple analytical studies."
We present a number of analytic and asymptotic formulae for the GPSWFs and the associated eigenvalues, and introduce efficient algorithms for their evaluations.
A number of analytic detailed measures were employed to examine whether there were any differences in the participants' performances elicited by the different tasks in terms of their accuracy, fluency, syntactic complexity and lexical diversity.
But Hripcsak believes that by documenting all the health problems that millions of people have experienced shortly after starting on prescription drugs, and then using a number of analytic tricks to weed out incidental correlations in the data, he will be able to provide solid estimates for the prevalence of many drug side effects for the first time.
In the literature, a number of analytic approaches have been employed by the BCI community for better representation of EEG signal such as band power [9], amplitude values of EEG signals [10], power spectral density (PSD) [11, 12, 13], autoregressive (AR), and adaptive autoregressive (AAR) parameters [14].
There are a number of analytic approaches to the assessment of MGMT methylation when data from individual CpGs is available.
We present a number of analytic and empirical results on the design of sequencing experiments for uncovering genetic variation.
In addition, Hightower offers its users a number of analytics, as well as document management capabilities.
MouseTrace, the service that provides website owners with a visual replay of how visitors interact with their wares, has announced integration with a number of analytics providers.
Starting with the acquisition of Omniture back in 2009, the company has added a number of analytics, media optimization and content management features to its product suite.
The company has a number of analytics apps for SaaS products, including Zendesk, Twilio, Pardot, and Get Satisfaction, which offers these companies' customers additional insight into data.
Hallet admits that this is something that Twitter could release (the company is already moving forward on a number of analytics offerings) but he does believe that developers have a future in this area.
