The phrase "analysis of specific data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of particular sets of data in various contexts, such as research, business, or academic writing.
Example: "The analysis of specific data revealed significant trends that could impact our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "examination of particular data" or "evaluation of targeted data".
This difference in success probably reflects the application of specific data analysis techniques and interpretation that require dissolution rate-limited drug absorption and that the release of drug from extended-release dosage forms can be significantly affected by the drug product formulation.
For the analysis of specific omics data, our methods (and software) might require some modifications.
We selected this sample size based upon a power analysis of specific force data from a previous study.
Ingenuity Pathway Analysis software (Ingenuity Systems, www.ingenuity.com) was used to generate an interaction network for genes of interest and for functional enrichment analysis of specific gene data sets.
This process included basic exploratory analysis of data quality problems and analytical analysis of specific aspects of data quality, including the relationship between timeliness, completion and accuracy.
Other models of memory were not suited for this type of analysis since specific data were only sporadically available.
The main finding of our study is that mutation rates and extra-pair paternity are significantly positively related, and this relationship accounts for 5.1% of the variance in an analysis of species-specific data, and 8.6 10.6% of the variance in phylogenetic analyses, which equals a small to intermediate effect size (sensu Cohen [ 15], explaining 1% to 9% of the variance).
Policies should ensure the inclusion and analysis of sex-specific data in clinical studies, as well as sufficient sample sizes to allow analysis of results by gender and sex.
The main finding of our study is that mutation rates and extra-pair paternity are significantly positively related, and this relationship accounts for 5.1% of the variance in an analysis of species-specific data and phylogenetically adjusted data, which equals a small to intermediate effect size (sensu Cohen [ 43], explaining 1% to 9% of the variance).
Applying methods developed for microarray data analysis without considering specific data features of RNA-seq data may lead to biases.
