The phrase "analysis a batch of" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms and lacks proper grammatical structure. An example of a correct usage could be: "The analysis of a batch of data revealed significant trends."
Alternatives: "examination of a set of" or "review of a group of".
As shown in Figure 1D, quantitative analysis of a batch of TentaGel beads revealed an approximately 20-fold range of compound loading from bead to bead.
For a routine analysis, a batch execution of metabolic flux estimations is also supported.
Such a method is typically incorporated with the capillary-driven analysis systems, whereby a batch of uniform (diameter of 45 μm) [ 30] and nonuniform beads (diameter ranged from 100 μm to 15 μm) [ 16] are packed into a chamber and act as the filter element).
Detailed chemical analysis can reveal where a batch of nuclear material was produced.
[Read the rest.] There's a batch of relevant analysis in the newly posted special issue of the journal Climatic Change on "guidance for communicating uncertainty and confidence" (the statistical definition of confidence) in the reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
This sample series was included as part of a standard analysis batch of 24 samples.
Batches of some buffycoat extracts on filter paper (for DNA) stored in the freezer were soaked with water due to a freezer failure rendering some samples unsuitable for further analysis; the batch of samples of level 6 in Kerr Seringe was particularly affected (Table 2).
An analysis of a different batch of stored blood samples, from 106 people who had received many blood products because they had hemophilia, found two more people who harbored HHpgV-1 sequences.
Each of the comparative experiments and analysis used a new batch of slices that came from the same rat via the same preparation process.
The factor will be validated by applying it to analyses of several different experimental samples and measuring how close the reproducibility of these analyses are, using different batches of URR, relative to the reproducibility of the same analysis using a single batch of URR.
