The phrase "analysis for individual" is not entirely correct in written English; it lacks clarity and specificity.
It can be used when referring to an analysis that is tailored for a specific person or entity, but it would be clearer with additional context.
Example: "The report includes an analysis for individual clients to better address their unique needs."
Alternatives: "personalized analysis" or "individualized assessment".
When comparing techniques, a risk risk analysis is perhaps better than individually assessing risk benefit analysis for individual techniques.
When performing the same analysis for individual animals, we obtained a striatal volume of 17.2 mm3 ± 20% (Figure 3). Figure 3 Striatal volumes.
Gapping analysis for individual FA values in MDD subjects.
The immune responses observed in the immunoblot analysis for individual PD patients and healthy controls were quantified densitometrically by using a Scion image software (NIH).
The analysis of the reproducibility for individual proteins revealed no substantial variations; the analysis for individual nucleating agents, however, revealed a lower reproducibility for titanium(IV) oxide and CM Sephadex (Table 2).
Given the complex, non-independent interrelationships between amino acid pathways, simple univariate RM-GLM analysis for individual amino acids was not suitable to describe the changes in plasma concentration of multiple amino acids with obesity in sheep.
Indeed, educational level and length of residence in Mayotte were not considered applicable for risk factor analysis for individuals aged 2 14 years.
Previous research has indicated that the measure used in this analysis for individual-level socioeconomic position (Registrar General's Social Class) may not truly capture equivalent levels of deprivation in ethnic minority groups compared with white British people.
There are various reasons for non-participation in the study or exclusion from the analysis for individuals who were considered initially eligible to participate in the study.
Additional analysis for individuals with diabetes in 2009 found that 81.4% of all diabetic patients had LDL cholesterol ≥2.6 mmol/L or took cholesterol-lowering agents.
The top table displays the analysis for individuals with high education, the corresponding table in the middle for people with low education and the bottom table shows the difference between "high" and "low" education.
