The phrase "analyse samples from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or research contexts when discussing the examination or testing of samples taken from a specific source.
Example: "In our study, we will analyse samples from the river to assess water quality."
Alternatives: "examine samples from the" or "test samples from the".
As part of its tests the committee analysed samples from the government's school fruit and vegetable scheme, which gives all four- to six-year-old children a free piece of fruit or vegetable every day, handing out 400m pieces to more than 16,000 schools in 2006.
But he did let the Home Office run a scheme at The Warehouse Project which analysed samples from the club's amnesty bins in the hope of getting better information for researchers.
This underlines the importance of analysing samples from the affected joints and most importantly the SM as the target organ, when studying RA pathophysiology.
The success of each step of purification for each protein was assessed by analysing samples from the intermediate and final protein preparations using SDS PAGE.
However, because we analysed samples from the same locations (Hainan, Shantou and Qingdao, which is a station close to Lianyungang), it is evident that the population structure revealed using AFLP [ 23] relied mostly on the abundant difference of the three cryptic species.
This experiment was performed in parallel with another microarray study looking at effects in the hepatic transcriptome, analysing samples from the same individuals [ 9, 10], enabling a global and comprehensive assessment of the physiological and molecular effects of FO replacement by VO in Atlantic salmon, including potential interactions with genotype.
Divergence dating analyses can be sensitive with regard to incorrectly placed fossil calibrations [ 58– 60], but our analyses, sampling from the prior, show no indication of detrimental interactions between calibration priors.
We describe the use of a novel hand-held fluorimeter to directly analyse samples obtained from the River Thames for the presence of E. coli.
From the eastern part of the Eurasian Steppe, we analysed samples from East Kazakhstan dating to the Zevakino-Chilikta phase (ninth to seventh century BCE); from the site Arzhan 2, assigned to the Aldy Bel culture in Tuva (seventh to sixth century BCE); and from the Tagar culture of the Minusinsk Basin (fifth century BCE).
Analysing samples from 12 sites in the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean taken between 2001 and 2012, they found for the first time that substantial quantities of microplastics – which measure less than 1mm in length – had accumulated in deep sea sediment.
