The phrase "analyses of the fa" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to analyses of a specific subject, but without additional context, it is unclear what "fa" refers to.
Example: "The analyses of the factors influencing climate change were published in the latest journal."
Alternatives: "examinations of the fa" or "studies of the fa".
Whole brain voxelwise statistical analyses of the DTI data (FA, λ1, λ⊥) were carried out using Tract-Based Spatial Statistics (TBSS/FSL) [31].
However, the locations of the clusters obtained from the analyses of WM and FA are not perfectly matched.
The last 40 ns MD simulation trajectories were used for the analyses of the structural and conformational changes of Fas DD WT and Fas DD V254N.
This combination of pseudo-tree cover and pseudo-satellite data allowed us to emulate the broad approach used to generate the global tree-cover product and the subsequent analyses of RN, HH, SA, FA and SH.
The identification of the FA genes, and functional analyses of the proteins they encode, have uncovered the molecular details of this pathway, now known as the FA pathway.
Our study, drawing upon the largest database with regard to w3 FA supplement use to date and constituting the first analyses of the profile of users and prevalence of use of w3 FA supplements in Australia, shows 32.6% of the study participants, aged 45 years and above, consume w3 FA supplements.
In addition to analyses of FA, we also investigate RD and AD, which allows for a clearer interpretation of potential FA differences in terms of myelination and axonal integrity.
Sulfopropylquinolinium-based monitoring of FA release into the liposome interior or GC/MS analyses of cleaved FAs was performed.
VBM data of gray matter were analyzed in accordance to the analyses of FA-maps: Both cross-sectional comparisons between ALS patients and controls (two sample t-test) and longitudinal GM changes within both ALS groups were tested (paired t-test and Factorial ANOVA with VISIT as the first factor and GROUP as the second factor).
