The phrase "analysis a large proportion" is not correct in English as it lacks a verb or proper structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to discuss the analysis of a large proportion of something, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The analysis of a large proportion of the data revealed significant trends."
Alternatives: "examination of a large portion" or "study of a significant share".
Based on variance components analysis, a large proportion of the variance of these parameters was accounted by the variation among replicate plots (26 91%) rather than by land-use types (only 0 6%).
In particular, whilst the difference between the two curves is too small to be deemed significant when using an F-test, for the Bayesian analysis a large proportion of the evidence supports the curves having different growth rates.
After MACS enrichment peak analysis, a large proportion of peaks were common between the CD19 cells from three individuals, confirming the premise of tissue-specific DNA methylation profiles in haematopoietic cells.
Within the 1927 genes that were used for this analysis, a large proportion of genes expressed in the dome-stage embryo (65.3%) showed no significant difference in signal strength between TBP MO- and control MO (c MO -injected eMO -injectedcating that thembryosady-state mRNA levels are indicatingthat theirunction.
We show using numerical analysis that these schemes converge to a fixed proportion of the full information optimal as the number of peers in the network becomes large.
Sample A was chosen for this analysis, as a large proportion of its membership belongs to the gram-positive Firmicutes (Figure 4a).
Global transcriptome analysis revealed a large proportion of genes with altered expression in response to both stresses.
However, in the overall evaluation of the effects of mammography screening, ductal carcinoma in situ should be included in the analysis, as a large proportion of cases may represent over-diagnoses.
> -wrap-foot> As our prediction threshold was derived using the same mutation datasets used in this benchmark (albeit using a leave-one-out analysis), and a large proportion of driver mutations is also present in our training data, we recognize the potential for bias in the observed performances.
Our analysis indicates that a large proportion (11%) of the genome consists of mobile genetic elements, mainly in the form of conjugative transposons.
Microarray analysis showed that a large proportion of down-regulated genes in the abl1 mutant are involved in stress responses.
