The phrase "analyses of the clusters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of groups or categories in data analysis or research contexts.
Example: "The analyses of the clusters revealed significant patterns in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examinations of the clusters" or "studies of the clusters".
Using ultra-fast clustering followed by automated analyses of the clusters, we were able to quickly analyze a very large metagenomic dataset.
Detailed analyses of the clusters for transport systems and transcriptional regulators allow the conclusion that despite the conservation of enzymes in catabolic pathways, the transport systems and transcriptional regulators are not conserved.
However, in the clustering process and in subsequent analyses of the clusters, we consider only nodes with more than three interacting partners in the network; consequently, we consider only edges with both end nodes having degree of more than three.
Taken together, functional analyses of the clusters revealed that light generally increases cellular metabolism (Clusters 3a and 3b), and at the same time causes significant oxidative stress to the organism.
This view has been supported by a vast number of analyses of the clustering of infrared galaxies, at scales up to a few degrees, in various surveys.
The analyses described in this article were not part of the original analyses of the cluster randomized control trial and were therefore performed as secondary analyses.
Synteny conservation, nucleotide composition, and phylogenetic analyses of the cluster genes indicate that the B. cinerea cluster was acquired via horizontal transfer from a Fusarium donor.
Blast analyses of the cluster as well as the corresponding region of the other SDSE strains, three in Lancefield group G and one in Lancefield group A, indicated that these clusters showed identity with those of bacteria carrying group C, G, and A antigens, respectively (table 1).
However, the observed spatial clustering and the analyses of these clusters indicate an array of iatrogenic risk factors besides past PAT exposure, as well as appreciable ongoing HCV transmission fueled by a large human reservoir of infection.
To determine which mechanism actually generated the observed pattern of the histone gene clusters in D. melanogaster, it would be inevitable to conduct evolutionary analyses of the histone clusters based on clone-based sequences from closely related Drosophila species.
We performed genome ontology (GO) analyses of the six clusters of RPL24B or eIF3h dependent mRNAs identified by fuzzy k-means clustering.
