The phrase "analyses of a small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or studies that focus on a limited sample size or a specific subset of data.
Example: "The analyses of a small group of participants revealed significant trends in behavior."
Alternatives: "examinations of a limited" or "studies of a minor".
This work builds upon DDA characterization of DOM25,26,27 and SRM analyses of a small number of peptides from bacterial cultures and communities11,24,28,29,30 to apply SRM to environments with highly variable abundances of different taxonomic groups.
This finding is supported by additional analyses of a small subsample of women for whom information on pregnancy intention was collected both during pregnancy and after birth.
In this paper, we perform fully thermo-mechanically coupled finite element analyses of a small section of a combustion chamber with a coating system comprising a NiCuCrAl bond coat and a NiCrAlY top coat.
Our analyses of a small number of samples from these two Hispanic population groups reflected this complex population structure.
Though each researcher or group might have a preferred approach to each of these steps, the general outline (multiple sequence alignment first, then phylogenetic and sequence analysis second) is highly similar for those who have desired high quality analyses of a small number of sequences.
Subsequent Southern hybridization analyses of a small number of clones suggested that IS 6100 inserts in a random manner into the C. glutamicum chromosome.
Kitao, A., Hayward, S. & Go, N. Comparison of normal mode analyses on a small globular protein in dihedral angle space and Cartesian coordinate space.
This paper describes the results of finite element analyses on a small generic composite steel and lightweight concrete frame.
First, the data presented resulted from analyses on a small number of patients.
> -wrap-foot> Source: GOLD, accessed 4 February 2015 In agreement with previous observations from analyses of a smaller set of organisms (Bentley and Parkhill 2004; Bohlin et al. 2010; Karpinets et al. 2012), genomes of bacteria from complex environmental habitats have a tendency to be larger in size and have greater GC content than those of the host-associated bacteria (Fig. 4).
The enriched T-cell biology, including iCOS signaling in T-helper cells, CD28 signaling, and T-helper cell differentiation is supported by our prior work, with similar analyses of a smaller gene set demonstrating that decreased expression of CD28, ICOS, LCK, and ITK predicted mortality in patients with IPF [ 16].
