The phrase "analysis of the modest" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing or examining something that is considered modest in nature, such as achievements, lifestyles, or contributions.
Example: "The analysis of the modest reveals that even small efforts can lead to significant impacts over time."
Alternatives: "examination of the humble" or "study of the unassuming".
PTE-edelfosine fluorescence was weak and rapidly bleached, thus preventing the use of confocal microscopy analysis, but the modest blue fluorescence of this compound allowed us to identify the subcellular localization of edelfosine.
To this end, we estimated the speed of Sma3s analysis using the modest computer hardware (see Materials and Methods for details).
Finally, hardware synthesis analysis verifies the modest area overhead of the Sharded Router over a conventional design.
Thus, some kind of variable selection procedure is frequently needed to eliminate unrelated features (noise) for providing a more observant analysis of the relationship between a modest number of explanatory variables and the response.
Attempts to circumvent this problem have to date focussed on various strategies of indexing or barcoding based on variant adapters, enabling the multiplexing of multiple samples per run of the instrument, and has been used for the analysis of modest numbers of amplicons in plants as well as in human genetic studies [ 18- 20].
Blood meal analysis of a modest sample size (N = 104) revealed that humans were the main host (82.6%), followed by cattle, pigs, and dogs.
Montanaro performed a separate analysis of the project, with far more modest expectations, under a contract for a Democratic legislator.
In this RCT acetyl-L-carnitine, in an analysis of the PP population, showed a modest superiority to placebo.
A post hoc analysis of the JUPITER trial suggested a modest reduction in the incidence of pneumonia in patients randomised to receive 20 mg of rosuvastatin [ 16].
This is limited to analysis of a modest number of variants and does not make use of prior data derived from previous association studies to inform the nature of that relationship.
