The phrase "analyses of a few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a limited number of subjects or items.
Example: "The report includes analyses of a few key case studies that highlight the main findings."
Alternatives: "evaluations of a select few" or "examinations of a small number".
However, to better understand the apparent variation, detailed analyses of a few texts, the selection of which is guided by the general patterns revealed by the transitivity concordance analysis, seems necessary.
These results will help inform experimental design choices in future studies planning to employ pattern-information analyses and demonstrate that design optimization guidelines developed for univariate analyses of a few conditions are not necessarily optimal for pattern-information analyses and condition-rich designs.
We did find, based on real-time RT-PCR analyses of a few target genes selected on the basis of published reports of their acid-inducibility that AA caused some of them to be induced.
Analyses of a few better-known groups suggest peaks of diversity and endemism in the eastern Andes [ 17, 46- 49].
Additionally, analyses of a few biopsy and postmortem brain samples of sCJD cases collected previously show all type 1 PrPSc patterns in Western blots (unpublished data).
Recent phylogenetic analyses, based primarily on molecular analyses of a few mitochondrial or nuclear genes failed to reach a consensus in several aspects [ 2, 3, 5, 6].
However, empirical studies of their effects are challenging, and even strictly theoretical analyses are often hampered by the complexity of adaptive landscapes, which limits the scope of such analyses to a few loci or requires other simplifying assumptions [ 60].
We conducted further analyses for a few causes of death stratifying on state of residence, farm type, crop type, farm size, and pesticide application methods to investigate the consistency of associations observed.
This acknowledgement would also allow us to maximise the number of genes available for phylogenetic analysis, instead of limiting cautious simultaneous analyses to a few congruent markers.
Because tests of heterogeneity are severely underpowered in analyses of only a few studies [ 33], heterogeneity might still exist despite a lack of statistical significance.
Similar approaches have previously been applied to analyse the yeast glucose regulatory system [ 3, 5], but these studies have been limited to analyses of only a few components.
