The phrase "analysing the number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific quantity or count of items, data points, or occurrences.
Example: "In this study, we will be analysing the number of participants who completed the survey."
Alternatives: "examining the quantity of" or "evaluating the count of".
Analysing the number of claims that UK members have reported to us, we have seen them increase by 40% from 2011 to 2012.
The first part of this paper investigates the problems and possible solution of steel usage for structures in North Cyprus by analysing the number of buildings constructed after the year 2000.
Further studies are required to identify a possible reason for the difference in response rate between prior or no prior daratumumab subgroups, such as analysing the number of prior lines of therapy, cytogenetic risk, and expression of soluble or surface expression of BCMA between groups.
However, some indication can be acquired by analysing the number of driving licences by number of population by age group (Fig. 7).
Digital PCR distributed the DNA samples onto a microarray chip containing thousands of reaction chambers, and quantified the DNA copy numbers by analysing the number of positive signals without any calibration curves needed.
After a PCR amplification step, we can accurately determine the copy number of the original DNA samples [18, 19], by analysing the number of positive partitions (where an amplified signal is found).
A study by BBC Sport has analysed the number of points returned per game from each full-time managerial spell since the start of the season.
Therefore, we also analysed the number of professional societies, as they play a paramount role in providing information on the spectrum of expertise of their members.
Whenever several caches are analysed, the number of runs to be performed is the maximum R ′ across all caches obtained with ReVS.
