The phrase "analysis of drop" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts related to examining or studying a decrease or fall in a specific variable, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The analysis of drop in sales during the holiday season revealed several key factors affecting consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examination of decline" or "study of decrease".
Analysis of drop size distribution evolution at the same surfactant concentration shows that, generally, coalescence rate increases with the increase in impeller speed N, the steady drop size distribution is achieved in shorter time at higher N, and both breakage and coalescence take place mainly in the impeller zone.
A descriptive analysis of drop outs will also be made in order to determine if there are correlating patterns.
An analysis of drop in Hb > 3 g/dl shows that Hb decreases were statistically different between study arms (misoprostol 5.1% versus placebo 9.6%, RR 0.53, 95% CI 0.34 0.83).
X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis of drop-coated films of extracts was prepared for the study of phase and nature.
Further details regarding the notation, as well as the design and analysis of drop-the-losers trials, are covered from Section 2.2 onwards.
Analysis of drop-outs showed that the 21 family members who dropped out during the study were not significantly different in age, gender, education, occupation or relationship from those who completed the study.
This triage system seems to work well, based on the high success rates of both completion of the training protocol and scans with acceptable quality, but may be further improved by analysis of drop-outs.
A quantitative analysis of the drop sizes of Winsor type 3 emulsions showed that the drop sizes are controlled by the area of interfacial surfactant coverage.
The experiment performed under this category contains analysis of the drop in solar irradiations due to dust.
The standard and simple analysis of a drop weight experiment assumes the weight is a rigid body to which Newton's laws of motion apply.
The statistical analysis of single drop break-up experiments was implemented in a simple global population balance model in order to predict the evolution of the size distribution across the restriction at different Reynolds numbers, in the limit of dilute dispersions.
