The phrase "analysis a template of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "an analysis of a template"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific template in a particular context.
Example: "The analysis of a template revealed several areas for improvement in the design process."
Alternatives: "examination of a template" or "evaluation of a template".
Analysis involved a) reading the full transcripts to obtain a sense of the overall data; b) conducting a thematic analysis using a template of codes based on the key components of an interprofessional approach to SDM and open codes for the new themes that had been inductively derived; and c) comparing coders' findings to reach agreement about the main themes identified.
Our analysis was guided by a template of major global health policy frames based on an earlier study undertaken by the lead author: security, development, global public goods, trade, human rights and ethical/moral reasoning [ 3].
An activity-based profile was created via systematic mutational analysis of a peptide template of a nuclear localization signal.
Determination of quantal analysis parameters: a template (the average response) was scaled to match the rising phase of the flash-aligned response.
This study explores the factors that affect safety during night visual segments in Brazil using 28 semi-structured interviews with offshore helicopter pilots, followed by a template analysis of the narratives.
Analysis of templates of four simulated patterns, which had same number of dots but with differing orientations, demonstrated how the texture-based analysis differentiated between these templates.
The complete sequence of the wild grass B. distachyon, the first member of the Pooideae subfamily, can serve as a template for analysis of the large genomes of economically important pooideae grasses, including wheat and barley.
A Template security analysis of all the designs is performed using Fuzzy based Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) with five decision parameters.
The gel image showing the largest number of spots and the best protein pattern was chosen as a reference template of the image analysis, and the spots in the standard gel were then matched across all the gels.
Compared to other fields of life sciences, forensic DNA analysis is confronted with template of low copy number, highly-degraded and contaminated samples, the need for high accuracy and reproducibility, as well as time and cost considerations.
