The phrase "analysis of datasets from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of data collected from various sources or studies.
Example: "The analysis of datasets from multiple research studies revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examination of data from" or "evaluation of datasets from".
Comparative analysis of datasets from the regions revealed unfeasible prevalences and gender ratios in one (Multan).
The method is designed for combined analysis of datasets from two types of genome-wide arrays: DNA genomic microarrays and RNA expression microarrays.
Computational analysis of datasets from thyroid cancer with thyroid non-cancer disease and liver cancer with HCC clinical stage information indicated a potential correlation of gradual increase of REGγ level with cancer stages.
Authors included the IPS, despite this difference as having access and conducted analysis of datasets from an 'originating' country - the UK, and a recipient country – Thailand- is unique in the literature and, crucially, allowed for triangulation of the UK IPS.
The score suggested by Vandromme and colleagues stems from a retrospective analysis of datasets from civilian trauma patients admitted to a single verified level I trauma center in the United States [ 21].
Following the steps described above, we present a general workflow that illustrates the strategy to achieve a combined paired analysis of datasets from genome-wide microarrays, both for GE and CN.
(C ) Number of features overlapping embryo-endosperm DMRs in Ler x Col and Col x Ler crosses (analysis of dataset from Ibarra et al., 2012 ).
Analysis of datasets derived from peripheral blood mononuclear cells from patients with systemic scleroderma-related pulmonary arterial hypertension and from mouse macrophages both showed significantly improved enrichment of terms appropriate to both cardiovascular function and disease process.
Our retrospective analysis of datasets assembled from a large Saudi and multiple U.S. trauma centers employs a direct approach to compare in-hospital mortality across settings.
Secondary analysis refers to some re-analyses of data collected by other researchers or organizations originally, including the analysis of datasets collated from a variety of sources to create time series or area-based datasets (Hakim, 2000).
Oncomine [ 23] and GeneX [ 24] are two such user-friendly tools for storage and analysis of datasets collected from the literature or submitted by individual users.
