The phrase "analysis for the core" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an examination or evaluation of the central or most important part of something.
Example: "The analysis for the core of the project revealed several key insights that will guide our next steps."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the core" or "assessment for the core".
This paper presents new results of the MCNP neutronics analysis for the core imaging X-ray spectrometer (CIXS) system of the ITER Equatorial Port Plug #17 (EPP#17).
The position and attitude measurement of high-speed isolates for hypersonic facilities plays an important role in structural design and aerodynamic analysis for the core facilities of aeronautics, astronautics, and navigation industries.
Sensitivity analysis for the core model shows that the value of most dimensionless parameters can be changed by 20 30% without qualitative change in the observed pattern.
For a further evaluation of the molecular level differences among the four groups, we performed a pathway enrichment analysis for the core set of genes common to all groups, as well as for the unique gene set of each group.
For colour analysis of the core images, the SAMBA 'immuno' software was applied as previously reported (Charpin et al, 1994, 1997a, 1997b, 1998a, 1998b, 1998c, 2004; Garcia et al, 2007a, 2007b) in the usual full-tissue sections.
For the analysis of the core enzymatic functions we used the EC number classification [ 38] which consists in a specific numerical identifier (e.g. 2.5.1.3) based on the chemical reactions a given enzyme catalyses.
The rest of this report will detail the protocol for the quantitative analysis of the core trial (Themes 1-3).
Analysis of the core genes for all the strains tested showed that 32% of CD630 probes were conserved (12788/40097).
THOMAS J. DART Chicago, Sept. 18, 2012 To the Editor: Three cheers to Alex Kotlowitz for his common-sense analysis of the core issues underlying the Chicago teachers' strike.
To go further, still accounting for unresolved processes, one may introduce random forcings such as those of Equations (4) and (10) into prognostic models of the core dynamics used for the re-analysis of the core state – for instance, into geodynamo (Fournier et al. 2011) or quasi-geostrophic (Canet et al. 2009) equations.
Given the nature of our analysis, for which the core variability calculations and models are not dependent on the chosen cancer potency factor (as risks scale linearly with potency), we selected the average of this range of values (5 × 10-6) fourour potency estimate and do not formally address uncertainties within our primary analyses.
