The phrase "analyses of a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or studies that involve examining a significant amount of data or information.
Example: "The analyses of a large dataset revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examinations of a substantial" or "studies of an extensive".
An overview of the analyses of a large body of relevant information suggests that the lawless-disorderly growth of cancer cells and angiogenesis, peculiarly share special features with the orderly fetal growth development, vasculogenesis and organogenesis.
Analyses of a large dataset of single- and multi-channel seismic reflection profiles acquired offshore has allowed to map the trace of the plate boundary from Tierra del Fuego to the Malvinas Trough, a tectonic depression located in the eastern part of the fault system, and to reconstruct the shape and geometry of the basins formed along the principal displacement zone of the fault system.
This observation is supported by detailed IgM and IgG analyses of a large number of primary and secondary DENV infected serum specimens (Chang et al, unpublished results).
The neuronal morphologies depicted in Fig. 2 are based on analyses of a large number of Golgi impregnations of Drosophila [12].
Recent genome-wide linkage analyses of a large number of multiplex families from diverse populations uncovered a highly significant linkage signal to the 9q22 q33 region encompassing ZNF189 [33], [34], [34].
Both 4-year longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses of a large national cohort.
Examining both FISH and PCR analyses on a large number of samples (n = 109) revealed a correlation rate of ∼68%.
Analyses of a larger number of nuclear loci should improve the resolution of the deeper phylogenetic nodes within rodents in the future.
Similar systems-level analyses of a larger number of metastasis signatures may reveal properties masked here by the restriction of the study to mainly prognostic and predictive sets.
We report analyses of a larger cohort of HO patients admitted to CC.
The approach to the analyses of a larger sample here described might serve to validate the technique.
