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The phrase "analysis of the am" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would require additional context to be usable.
Example: "The analysis of the am signal revealed several key insights."
Alternatives: "examination of the am" or "study of the am".
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Interestingly, our analysis of the AM network showed that the dysregulated genes in these patients are characterized by high network centrality (i.e., high values of betweenness, closeness, radiality, stress) and high involvement in drug response.
The analysis of the AM transcriptome profile showed that the transcriptional involvement of this apparatus is heterogeneous in different cancer models for number and type of AM genes involved.
The analysis of the AM circuit designed using the IDUDGMOS suggested that the power loss and the bandwidth of the circuit degrade with increasing lateral straggle.
The analysis of the AM gene identified at least eight putative HREs.
Subsequent QTL analysis of the AM population using the peak marker as a covariate identified no additional significant associations.
The analysis of the AD study resulted in the highest percentage of transcripts that had an opposite sign in any other individual-study analysis (4.8%), followed by the analysis of the AM study.
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Mr. Browne said a ballistics analysis of the fragments was being carried out.
But that is precisely why sound economic analysis of the problem is important and can be very helpful.
The full analysis of the simulation was expected to be completed by May 8.
Which would all be fine if their analysis of the data was informed and correct - but it's not.
While his analysis of the Establishment is hard to dispute, I wasn't fully convinced of his remedies.
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