The phrase "analysis a proportion of" 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 specific proportion, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The analysis of a proportion of the data revealed significant trends."
Alternatives: "examination of a portion of" or "study of a fraction of".
The standard way of measuring a nation's carbon footprint is to add up the greenhouse gas emitted each year within its borders, plus – in a more comprehensive analysis – a proportion of the emissions from the ships and planes bringing people and products into and out of the country.
As revealed by subsequent hair analysis, a proportion of athletes (shown in pink) among those who were classified as non-users based on self-declaration (shown in green) were, in fact, users.
If this were true, the previous analysis suggests a proportion of 20 25% rod opsin-positive cones.
Immunocytochemical analysis revealed a proportion of the IPCs to be GABAergic neuron producing IPCs and it is likely that these are the cells mediating neurogenesis from RGs.
Molecular epidemiological analysis of a proportion of the H. influenzae isolates collected in this study indicated that Dabernat Group III PBP 3 amino acid substitutions in the ftsI gene were found to correlate highly with BLNAR status.
For included studies reporting dropout, we will report the number of participants included in the final analysis as a proportion of those participants who began the intervention.
This analysis includes a proportion of false positive hits in addition to the known driver genes (5%% of all genes based on COSMIC consensus genes).
Since due to the large number of analysis performed a proportion of the significant results should be due to chance alone, Bonferroni correction was applied to take account of multiple comparisons.
Immunohistochemical analysis identified a proportion of tyrosine hydroxylase positive (C1) RVLM neurons expressing TMPAP and a general strong expression of the transgene along the rostro-caudal extent of the RVLM (between −11.60 and −12.80 mm from Bregma; Figure 4B).
Where reported we will state numbers included in the analysis as a proportion of the totals randomised to intervention and comparison groups, reasons for attrition or exclusion, and whether missing data were balanced across groups or were related to outcomes.
Previous studies have shown that at least one-third of OSCC are infected by oncogenic HPV, predominantly HPV type 16 and a large meta-analysis showed a proportion of HPV-positive OSCC of 36.6% (Kreimer et al, 2005).
