The phrase "analysis of the extracted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of data or information that has been obtained or extracted from a source.
Example: "The analysis of the extracted data revealed significant trends that were previously unnoticed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the extracted" or "examination of the extracted".
ATR-IR analysis of the extracted substance confirmed the extraction of pure cellulose (more than 90% of the amount of cellulose originally present in the composite aerogel) during this process.
Scanning electron microscopic analysis of the extracted samples was performed to identify the types of deposits.
The analyte responses were compared and the statistical results revealed the feasibility of direct analysis of the extracted samples in carbon tetrachloride, resulting in a convenient methodology.
Furthermore, it can easily solve the occlusion problem of the hand and arm region inherent in conventional AR approaches through the analysis of the extracted point cloud.
After that, an appropriate algorithm was developed based on CWT analysis of the extracted AE signals coming from the region of damage.
GC MS and FTIR analysis of the extracted bio-oil or bio-polyol evidenced that it has the presence of a larger amount of compounds containing multiple hydroxyl groups than the crude bio-oil.
The method is semi-quantitative and involves a solid phase extraction step followed by high resolution exact mass analysis of the extract.
Moreover, the different cutoff points, as well as large heterogeneity in terms of tumor subsite and tumor stages did not allow for proper meta-analysis of the extracted data.
UHPLC-ESI-Q-TOF-MS analysis of the extract, as described above, showed that both of the deuterium atoms had been retained in the resulting 22 (Supplementary Fig. 14).
GC/MS analysis of the extract enabled the identification of saturated hydrocarbons, fatty acids, fatty acid methyl esters, phytosterols and theobromine in the extracts.
