The phrase "analysis of the better" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss a comparative analysis, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The analysis of the better options available will help us make an informed decision."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the superior" or "examination of the best".
The first part is to be taken up with reflection about the previous day, what could have been done to make it better, and analysis of why the better way was not taken yesterday.
Furthermore, two alternative housekeeping genes (GAPDH and YWHAZ) were included on the array but not considered for further analysis because of the better performance of the housekeeping gene UBC.
In the HPLC analysis of the extracts, the better separation was attained by using the gradient profile "screening method 02" (Table 1).
Also in News & Analysis comes one of the better Science headlines of recent years: "Scientists Campaign Against Killer Robots".
Analysis of the velocities allow better classification of the Gessi-Mazzalasino event, which has characteristics of a landslide with behaviors between those of mud flow and earthflow phenomena.
In the RockJock analysis of the core samples, better fit was obtained between the experimental and modeled patterns when including the volcanic glass profile.
Why, when the best analysis of the time indicated that better sanitation was needed to eradicate cholera, did it take 17 years to get serious action underway?
However, instead of focusing on the Ducks' football facilities, a better analysis of the overall team would have better justified his reasoning.
The fixed bed analysis showed the better correlation of breakthrough data by both Thomas and Yoon-Nelson models.
The geNorm-based statistical analysis validated the better performance of the novel candidate reference genes identified by PlantRGS when compared with traditionally used housekeeping genes.
Analysis of the data in the better-resolved systems allows astronomers to estimate the total amount of gravitating mass needed to offset the expansive pressure (proportional to the density times the temperature) of the X-ray-emitting gas.
