The phrase "analyses in water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific studies, experiments, or discussions about the behavior of substances in water.
Example: "The researchers conducted analyses in water to determine the solubility of the compound."
Alternatives: "tests in water" or "examinations in water".
The eight flavour compounds analysed in water were: (E -β-damascenone, 2,3-butanE -β-damascenone3,5-dimE -β-damascenone-methylfuran, 3-methylbutanal, acetaldehyde, ethyl-3-methyl butanoate and guaiacol.
As-received coal fly ash, when analysed in water, had a particle size of 160 μm.
This paper analyses changes in water quality in three catchments in south-west Victoria, Australia, where the dominant land use has been dairying for the past 21 years and where the intensity of milk production has increased, driven by changes in farming systems and imports of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) in various forms.
The measurements were sustained by EPS analyses in the water phase of the respective activated sludge broths.
In the European 7th Framework SARNET project, European Commission (EC) co-funded from 2008 to 2013, the Phébus FPT3 experiment was chosen as a code benchmark exercise to assess the status of the various codes used for severe accident analyses in light water reactors.
Trend analyses in bottom water oxygen concentrations during the region-specific seasonal window were carried out for sites with hypoxia (episodic, seasonal, and persistent) and at least 10 years of data (118 sites in total) by means of a generalized linear mixed model (GLMM) with year as a linear fixed effect, month as a fixed factor, and monitoring points within sites as a random factor.
We discuss novel statistical methods in analysing trends in water quality.
Only temperature, turbidness, colibacteria, and iron presence have been analysed in drinkable water, and no data are available for other chemical compounds [ 11].
Six bulked soil samples were analysed for pH in water, total carbon (C), total nitrogen (N), Olsen phosphorus (P), exchangeable bases and cation exchange capacity (CEC), following the methods described by Blakemore et al. (1987).
Indeed for such substances, it may be technically difficult or not feasible (i) to conduct a bioconcentration fish test since aqueous exposure via gill uptake is reduced and no longer accounts for the dominant exposure pathway, and/or (ii) to analyse the concentration in water.
