The phrase "analyse the specificity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the detailed characteristics or particularities of a subject or concept in an analytical context.
Example: "In this paper, we will analyse the specificity of the cultural influences on modern art."
Alternatives: "examine the details of" or "explore the nuances of".
Mutagenesis studies could help analyse the specificity of NHA-I.
We examine the intracellular localisation of Yel1 and analyse the specificity of its nucleotide exchange activity in vitro.
This resource has given us the opportunity to analyse the specificity of genome-wide HAT recruitments.
Here, we analyse the specificity of a further subset of antibodies to APC.
In order to analyse the specificity of each binder, the interactions with various FPs were measured by SPR.
To analyse the specificity of the identified core consensus sequence –AACCGAAACC/T, single base pair changes in the S17 sequence were investigated using EMSA (Fig. 2E).
As a prelude to Guthrie card analyses, the specificity of the patient-specific primers was tested in analyses of DNA extracted from corresponding diagnostic tissue samples from the patients (data not shown).
This study allowed us to analyse the specificities of each of the four included species with regards to the assessment of their effective population size estimated with different approaches.
Analysing the specificity of cell matrix interaction by antibody blocking experiments suggests an integrin α5β1 -specific adhesintegrin α5β1 -specificle adhesion on heparin was shown to be mediated by selectins (CD62L).
After introducing the international debate on TDR and the distinctive features of the transfer of development rights in Italy, the essay analyses the specificity of TDR programs in Lombardy.
The aim of this study was to evaluate through in silico and in vitro analyses the specificity of published primers and newly designed primers for C. albicans virulence genes: ALS1, CAP1, CAT1, EFG1, HWP1, LIP3, PLB1, SAP1, SAP4, SOD1, SOD5 and ACT1 (normalizing gene).
