The phrase "analysis number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific number associated with an analysis, such as a report or data set.
Example: "Please refer to the analysis number 12345 for detailed findings on the project."
Alternatives: "evaluation number" or "assessment number".
Peter Sarnak works in the fields of analysis, number theory, and related mathematical physics.
In Agronomy:Methods of soil analysis, number 9 part 2 (eds Page, A. L., Miller R.H. & Keeney, D. R.) 643 698 (Madison, Wisconsin, 1982).
Supplementary Table 2 in pdf format shows the list of the 1720 species included in the analysis, number of GBIF records available after filtering and their estimated Thermal Optima.
For example, he was an outstanding student in graduate courses in such widely different areas of mathematics as analysis, number theory and algebraic geometry in his sophomore year, on top of his undergraduate courses.
(b) Chart displaying name of PWM used in each motif analysis, number of times the PWM mapped across the genome, the number of motifs within potentially 'active' regulatory regions, motifs in 'active' regions bound by FOXA and the calculated percentage of bound motifs.
Gelfond taught mathematics at the Moscow Technological College (1929 30) and, from 1931, at Moscow State University, at various times holding chairs of analysis, number theory, and history of mathematics.
For the responder analysis, numbers of subjects and percent of the total group are given.
As noted using dual-fluorochrome analysis, numbers of CD163+ Mϕ increased during adoptively transferred AA.
Details of data analysis: numbers and reported statistics for each reported outcome.
Total cases used in the final analysis numbered 22 for HLHS and 30 for TGA.
Forest plot of meta-analysis: number of patients requiring supplementary analgesia.
