The phrase "analysis of these strains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or study of specific strains, such as in scientific research or medical studies.
Example: "The analysis of these strains revealed significant differences in their genetic makeup."
Alternatives: "examination of these strains" or "study of these strains".
Analysis of these strains demonstrated that the hybridisation is already very well entrenched.
The researchers then did a chemical analysis of these strains to see the concentrations of 13 known cannabinoids, including THC and CBD.
Polysome microarray analysis of these strains and the wild type parent showed that translationally active mRNAs are similar.
A comparative genomic analysis of these strains in relation to other members of filamentous cyanobacteria allowed us to propose minimal sets of core genes that provide insight into the evolution of diazotrophy and multicellularity, and heterocyst development in these minimal genomes.
Figure 2A shows the results of Northern blot analysis of these strains.
Detailed phenotypic analysis of these strains as well as genetic dissection of suppressors has recently been reported [ 26].
Previous CGH analysis of these four strains showed that ∼700 CDS in these strains were divergent [12].
To understand the phenotypic changes in these strains, we performed comprehensive gene expression analysis of these tolerant strains by microarrays, and identified genes and functional categories with significantly up- or down-regulated expression among the tolerant strains.
Sequence analysis of these early strains of the GII.4 variant Sydney 2012 could help clarify the mechanisms driving its global emergence and spread.
Western blot analysis Pil1 of these strains showed that the phosphorylation of Pil1 is almost completely abolished under both permissive and restrictive conditions.
Based on this analysis, 201 of these strains were identified as H. influenzae, 32 as H. haemolyticus and 13 as possible novel "fuzzy" Haemophilus species (Fig. 1).
