The phrase "analyses a substantial number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or studies that examine a significant quantity of data or subjects.
Example: "The study analyses a substantial number of cases to draw meaningful conclusions about the treatment's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "examines a considerable amount" or "evaluates a significant number".
Despite these limitations, we analysed a substantial number of household transmission events in a rural city of Japan and identified school children as the major initial source of infection and estimated a next generation episode within a mean of 2.8 days during influenza A (H3N2) epidemics in the 2012 13 season.
Our analyses produced a substantial number of separate statistical tests, which could increase the risk of spurious correlations.
These repeat analyses identified a substantial number highly conserved repeats ≥ 30 bp with a sequence identity of ≥ 90%.
Further studies, including analyses with a substantial number of non clear cell RCCs of advanced metastatic stage, will be needed to validate our findings.
Ancillary analyses: in a substantial number of patients, patch tests became negative after the treatment and the NOC doses able to elicit symptoms at the end of the study changed from baseline.
The phylogenic and genomic organization analyses suggest that a substantial number of chemokine genes in zebrafish were generated by zebrafish-specific tandem duplication events.
Furthermore, cell cycle analyses revealed that a substantial number of non-tumorigenic cells were apoptotic after a 5 × 3 Gy and that a large proportion of the surviving non-tumorigenic cells underwent senescence.
By comparing the location of these blocks among the three genomes, it is clear that numerous blocks that we identified in one pairwise analysis were found to completely or partially overlap blocks identified in other pairwise analyses, indicating that a substantial number of blocks of synteny may be conserved among the three species.
Network analyses revealed that a substantial number of genes differentially expressed after miR-7 or miR-128 transfection are regulatory hubs capable of controlling many of the down-stream genes that were differentially expressed after miR-7 and miR-128 transfection.
These analyses included data from a substantial number of subjects in both categories: ≥523 and ≥81 subjects with mild or moderate renal impairment, respectively, and can be used to support the recommendation that no initial dosage adjustments are needed in subjects with mild to moderate renal impairment.
