The phrase "analysis of the lost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the examination or study of individuals or entities that are missing or have been lost, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The analysis of the lost data revealed significant patterns that could help improve future data collection methods."
Alternatives: "examination of the missing" or "study of the departed".
After an exploratory analysis of the lost data, it has been seen that in only four items there are seven lost cases, which is hardly more than 5% of non-responses for each item.
Interestingly, the terms 'embryo development ending in seed dormancy' and 'response to abscisic acid stimulus' in the biological process category, which are related to seed germination, were also observed to be enriched terms (P < 0.001) in the GO analysis of the lost genes described above.
The results of mpFISH analysis of the "lost" versus the "retained chr3 segments" are shown in figure 7B and 7C (red versus green bars).
The GO analysis of the 1737 lost genes yielded many enriched GO terms.
Medical intervention is usually justified by the analysis of the utility lost under a medical condition justifying the possible adverse effects of that intervention.
Of course, a strict accounting of the savings would include an analysis of the interest lost during the development process, as well as the relative risk assumed by the purchaser.
Post-hoc analysis of the subjects lost to the trial (n = 12) compared to those subjects who completed the study (n = 39) found that younger, unemployed people with higher psychosocial risk scores tended to 'drop out' of treatment.
The Dfine achieves the best results in terms of PSNR, but the visual analysis reveals the lost of noticeable details and the output appears too flat.
In addition, the analysis will include the compensation of the lost work input using stand-ins (salary, training time) or overtime (performed by the colleagues of the study subjects), as well as the time the supervisor used for work arrangements.
About 1.9 million people used the sequence, according to analysis of data lost in the leak.
There was no significant difference in the per-protocol analysis of days lost from work in the adult cohort.
