The phrase "analysis of samples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific, research, or technical contexts when discussing the examination or evaluation of specific samples.
Example: "The analysis of samples of soil revealed significant levels of contamination."
Alternatives: "examination of sample data" or "evaluation of specimen samples."
An official Dutch analysis of samples of the waste carried by the Probo Koala indicate that it contained approximately 2 tonnes of hydrogen sulphide, a killer gas with a characteristic smell of rotten eggs.
The available literature on the application of collision cells and reaction cells for the analysis of samples of high purity, environmental, geological and biological materials is critically reviewed.
Because of their high sensitivity, these new LPI-SNMS instruments are especially amenable to analysis of samples of limited size and rare one-of-a-kind samples.
That knowledge goes beyond weapons design to embrace such matters as proliferation-resistant technologies, designed to decrease the risk of malicious use by others, and nuclear forensics, the analysis of samples of potential bomb materials before they're used or of the residue after a blast.
The method was applied to the analysis of samples of Brazilian cocoa beans, and only one sample was found to have a PAH content above the maximum limit defined by the European Union legislation.
Mossialos and colleagues performed an analysis of samples of citizens in 15 EU countries and found that legislation, enforcement, and awareness of presumed consent policies for organ donation increase people's willingness to donate their own organs and those of a deceased relative.
The research was based on an analysis of sample of 8,000 Land Registry records and found that almost all of London's largest residential development needed overseas investment to get under way, either through purchasers buying off-plan or through equity finance or investment in UK housebuilding companies.
Profile analysis with multidimensional scaling is appropriate for analysis of sample of any sizes and includes each profile level and pattern information.
Re-analysis of samples of m. vastus lateralis from control and pre-diabetic subjects in a training intervention study by RNA-sequencing confirmed a small but statistically significant increase of total FNDC5 mRNA levels after 12 weeks of exercise compared to baseline levels (fold change = 1.185, p < 0.001).
Includes in-depth laboratory analysis of samples, interpretation of geological data, and where possible, geophysical and geochemical data.
Analysis of samples using Time Of Flight mass spectrometry measuring up to 100 different parameters with proteins conjugated to metal ions.
