The phrase "analysis of the silent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the examination or study of those who do not speak or express themselves, possibly in social, psychological, or literary discussions.
Example: "The analysis of the silent in the novel reveals deep insights into the characters' inner struggles and societal pressures."
Alternatives: "study of the voiceless" or "examination of the unspoken".
Analysis of the missense, silent and frameshift variants of FANCD2 and BACH1 in relatives of the index cases, and in a panel of controls, found no evidence suggestive of pathogenicity.
In his analysis of the relationship between silent comedies and the development of practical capitalism and consumerism in the U.S. during the turn of the twentieth century, Bilton relies heavily on the work of Sigmund Freud's nephew, Edward Bernays, who was one of Hoover's key speechwriters, as well as one of the most important architects of Western consumer culture.
A similar analysis, but as a function of the silent substitution rate (K s ) was previously reported by Wagner [ 13].
Our modified WISH procedure was particularly important for the expression analysis of silent reporter constructs, such as Cer0.12-eGFP, which carries the minimal promoter of the cCer gene (i.e., the 120 base pairs sequence upstream the ATG; [14]).
To have a comparison condition for the statistical analysis of the event-related data, null trials (silent events) were randomly presented between the auditory stimuli.
In the large multicenter RE-LY trial [ 1], concerns were raised that the rates of myocardial infarction were significantly increased in both tested dosages, which was debilitated after publication of a subsequent analysis of the RE-LY trial, where also silent MI were included [ 23, 24].
This is perhaps not surprising, because in this analysis the silent movies include intertitles.
Analysis of replacement to silent mutation ratios indicated that the genes underwent somatic mutation and antigenic selection.
Sequence analysis of the exonic induced mutations showed that 31,3% were silent, 65,1% were missense, 2,4% were stop and 1,2% were splice junction mutations (Figure S1, Table 3).
