The phrase "analysis of the converted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of something that has been changed or transformed, such as data or individuals.
Example: "The analysis of the converted data revealed significant trends that were previously unnoticed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the transformed" or "examination of the altered".
Pyrosequence analysis of bisulfite converted and non-converted DNA was performed by EpigenDx (Worcester, MA, USA).
The control parameters obtained from the analysis of the trajectories are converted into OSC values, when addressed to software devices running on the master Live set; here the LiveAPI/LiveOSC package provides for the correct routing of the message.
A recent analysis of P-to-S converted waves under central Tohoku by Shiina et al. (2013) reported that the seismic low-velocity layer persists down to the depth of the upper-plane seismic belt in the subducted oceanic crust.
The CO2 column amount (in ppm∙m) along each optical path is calculated by the spectral analysis of reflected light, converted into electrical waveform, and processed by using the procedure described in Tulip (1997).
When it comes to the analysis of transcriptomes, converting RNA into double-stranded cDNA is required, which may, in many protocols, result in the loss of strand-specific information.
The analysis of converted methylated (M), converted non-methylated (U), and non-converted DNA control samples demonstrated that the NEFH qMSP specifically detects M DNA while U and non-converted samples remained undeterminable both in the QC1 control reaction as well as in the NEFH-specific PCR (Ct > 45 cycles, Figure 1B).
Independent analysis of sodium bisulfite converted DNA spanning the genomic region interrogated by this assay corresponded well with the β values generated by the array (Additional file 2C-G), again validating the accuracy of this array and this set of probes to measure DNA methylation levels in the rhesus genome.
The mass spectra obtained from the GC-MS analysis of the hydrolysed biomass were converted into summed fractional labellings (SFL) (Supplementary Table S1).
The functional annotation and analysis of the CNVR were based on the converted CNVRs.
As a starting point of a more detailed analysis of the evolution of prenyl converting enzymes, diphosphate binding sites are analysed.
