The phrase "analogous examination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comparison or analysis that draws parallels between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "The study conducted an analogous examination of the effects of climate change on both marine and terrestrial ecosystems."
Alternatives: "similar analysis of" or "comparable assessment of".
In order to see whether partial inactivation of MGME1 expression also has an effect on the processing of 7S DNA, we performed siRNA silencing of MGME1 in HeLa cells followed by analogous PEx examination of DNA 5′ ends in the NCR region.
12. Nolan [1999] is a detailed examination of an analogous issue, concerning whether Quine's notion of 'fertility' is a theoretical virtue in its own right.
A detailed visual examination of this band shows that its shape and position are analogous to those observed for graphene films with number of layers 2 ≤ n ≤ 4[10 12].
This apparent lack of analogous transcriptional programs in response to salt stress is further highlighted through close examination of genes associated with root growth and development.
Examination of the governing equations also reveals that the signaling networks are analogous to a classical mechanical system involving the motion of a mass connected to a spring and a damper.
The experiments and the model offer rational methods for examination of the basic physical chemistry and its physical consequences and also of analogous and practically important cases in management of filtration, of slip casting and the use of clay liners to retention ponds containing noxious and toxic effluents.
EM examination of BAL specimens may prove to be a useful tool in the diagnosis of SARS-CoV, analogous to the use of BAL specimens to diagnose influenza infections.
Analogous to the multi-tissue analysis in adults (Fig. 2b) we have used human tissue specific signatures for further examination of minipig tissue transcriptome maturation (Fig. 4b).
An examination of my coat.
