The phrase "analysis of populations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, biology, sociology, or any field that involves studying groups of individuals or organisms.
Example: "The analysis of populations of various species is crucial for understanding biodiversity and ecosystem health."
Alternatives: "study of groups of" or "examination of populations of".
Topic: "Object Oriented Data Analysis" Abstract: Object Oriented Data Analysis is the statistical analysis of populations of complex objects.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization has been used for the identification and analysis of populations of the dinoflagellate Symbiodinium that lives symbiotically in marine invertebrates.
A previous global analysis of populations of tuna and other predatory fish, published by Worm and Dalhousie marine biologist Ransom Myers in 2003, estimated that humans had hauled out 90% of the fish.
Fig. 3 Flow cytometry analysis of populations of live cells, early apoptotic cells and late/necrotic cells from three cell lines (HK, C33a and HeLa cells) after a 48-h treatment with a control (cell media), b LIP (control liposome), c ATO 5 μm, and d ATO 5 μm + LIP.
Cells and particles were brought into contact in a dynamic configuration to allow analysis of populations of thousands of cells.
Such an approach therefore allows the analysis of populations of antigen-specific T cells at the epitope level and potentially permits a longitudinal assessment of the relative contributions of deletion, anergy, cytokine switching and regulatory T cell induction to the changing T cell profile during immunotherapy.
Analysis of population of relevant articles, so all differences are significant.
To explore this, the association of lower gait speed with sociodemographic, anthropometric factors, mental status and physical health was incorporated participants' weight (main weight) in the analysis of population of community-dwelling older adults living in a developing country.
Our paper is the first known to show a significant association in a meta-analysis of populations of European descent, although both previous meta-analyses found a nonsignificant trend toward an association in a dominant model (26, 91).
Our experimental strategy consisted in following both binding and activation using flow cytometry analysis on populations of thousands of cells.
Here we present a multi-disciplinary study that utilizes aDNA and habitat suitability modelling to provide the first analysis of population dynamics of a marine species using a Late Pleistocene aDNA data set.
