The phrase "analyses of samples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or research contexts when discussing the examination or evaluation of specific samples.
Example: "The analyses of samples of soil collected from various locations revealed significant differences in nutrient content."
Alternatives: "examinations of sample data" or "evaluations of specimen samples".
The fact that noble gases of the same isotopic composition as Earth's atmosphere are found in nearly all analyses of samples of rock extruded from the mantle has been attributed, quite reasonably, to contamination from the atmosphere during, or after, the eruption of magma3,4.
Analyses of samples of only a few milliliters of pore water extracted by uniaxial or triaxial compression and by ultracentrifugation methods from adjacent core samples are generally in agreement, within the analytical error of 10%to15%5%.
Chemical analyses of samples of the powdered scoria were performed.
We can develop these accounts descriptively, approaching the region from the system end and describing subsystems based on descriptions of the overall system, or text-analytically, approaching the region from the instance end and making generalizations based on the results of the analyses of samples of texts.
The application of HRGC and mass spectrometry to isomer-specific analyses of samples of aquatic species from the Baltic and the Great Lakes is shown.
Component yields from both the washed solids and pretreatment spent liquor were separately determined based on composition analyses of samples of washed solids and liquor.
Using multiple-collector ICP source magnetic sector mass spectrometry, high-precision uranium isotopic analyses were conducted of samples of vadose zone contamination and of groundwater.
The classification carried out by analysing the quality of samples of water taken from natural waterways throughout the country.
Results of analyses of samples with simple and complex matrices are shown in the paper.
SPC assay results were accepted in analyses of 93% of the inland water samples whereas the criterion was met at frequencies of 60%and97%7% in analyses of samples from Puerto Rico in two different years of sampling.
Comparative DNA sequence analyses of samples representing distinct modern populations of humans have revolutionized the field of anthropology.
