The phrase "analyses of a unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific studies or evaluations that focus on something distinctive or one-of-a-kind.
Example: "The analyses of a unique phenomenon in the study revealed unexpected results."
Alternatives: "examinations of a distinctive" or "studies of an exceptional".
Each of the five analyses included a unique set of 100 random data samples of 80% of RILs to calculate RMIP values from independent runs.
As a whole, these analyses provide a unique view of ovarian cancer and insight into key CNAs and their driver genes.
Upon subcellular fractionation, Western blot analyses confirmed the presence of a unique caleosin in pollen OBs and the microsomal fraction, as well as in the pollen coat.
Finally, repeated hospitalisations were not excluded from the analyses due to lack of a unique identifier, which may have biased our results if the predictor variables were associated with readmission rates across population groups.
The number of elements required to consistently represent a model of complex morphology can only be acquired through convergence analyses of each unique model, and a recent study by Bright and Rayfield [55] provides a specific example of convergence analysis in mammalian cranium models.
Our analyses of this unique dataset bring a strong evidence for the assemblage of Rhizaria, stramenopiles and alveolates.
We used a re-sampling approach to test whether the proportion of divergently expressed genes in different analyses (each with a unique number of genes analyzed) were significantly different.
Fundamental to this understanding is the elucidation of the transcriptome and proteome of hESCs, using approaches that lay a framework for functional analyses of the unique properties of these cells.
Using FIB-SEM tomography for 3D reconstructions and 2D analyses, a unique set of data allowing understanding cell proliferation mechanism into the electrospun scaffolds, was delivered.
