The phrase "across the different matrices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations, comparisons, or interactions among multiple matrices in a mathematical, data analysis, or research context.
Example: "The results varied significantly across the different matrices, indicating the need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "through the various matrices" or "among the different matrices".
Despite differences in the relative proportion of brominated THMs across the different matrices, we found stronger and more consistent correlations for BDCM, DBCM, TBM, and the sum of the brominated THMs (rS = 0.53 0.62) than for TCM (rS = 0.37).
Despite differences in the relative proportion of brominated compounds across the different matrices, water concentration appeared to be a relatively good marker (rS = 0.53) of baseline brominated blood THM levels.
Although fibroblasts on any one of the homogeneous matrices show a distribution of responses across the population, the average response and the range of responses are distinct according to which of the different matrices are used.
We defined different weights for the different matrices.
Note that this combination of results (similar transformation matrices in consecutive trials, but different matrices across the experiment) would never have arisen if the calibration of the eye-tracker had been perfect or if the drift corrections conducted every eight trials had sufficed to correct for calibration problems.
The ion abundance and shape of the plotted total ion chronogram (TIC) varied across the different temperatures, pressures, and matrices used.
However, lenders use different matrices for calculating affordability.
36 The matrix will allow for an analysis of (dis)agreements, partial (dis)agreements or silences across the different components of the study, resulting in meta-themes.
There are significant variations in prices across the different bands and across the different countries.
First, we build a co-clustering matrix by counting for each pair of patients the number of times they appear in the same group across the different solutions.
