The phrase "analysis of the measured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of data or results that have been quantified or assessed.
Example: "The analysis of the measured outcomes revealed significant trends that were previously unnoticed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the measured" or "examination of the measured".
The ERCC is committed to delivering an informatics approach that can be used to establish the technical performance of an expression measurement through the analysis of the measured response of external spiked-in RNA controls.
The regeneration behaviour of two different cooling ceilings with PCM was monitored and analysed with two different methods an analysis of the measured PCM temperatures as well as an analysis of the measured heat fluxes into and out of the PCM modules.
From the intensities detected at the two detectors placed after a polarizing beam splitter, I V (z ) and I H (z ), the depth dependent retardance values are obtained as The nondepolarizing nature of the backscattering measurement involved in OCT allows Jones matrix based analysis of the measured signals [ 17].
Extensive analysis of the measured SOC is also performed.
Hierarchical cluster analysis of the measured telomere parameters identified three subgroups from our patient cohort.
The passive electron factors, S02, were determined by fitting the experimental data of Pt foil and fixing the Pt-Pt coordination number (CN) to be 12, and then fixed for further analysis of the measured samples.
To accurately determine the different defect models, the proposed method uses feature extraction and statistical analysis of the measured signals.
The analysis of the measured RTD curves indicated radial non-uniform distribution of liquid phase across the beds.
The experiments are complemented with a linear hydrodynamic stability analysis of the measured mean flow and density fields.
We present an acoustic analysis of the measured response of each instrument, to a variety of excitations, at microphones placed in the mouthpiece, player's mouth, bore, bell, and surrounding near-field.
