The phrase "analysis of this cluster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific group or set of data points, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The analysis of this cluster revealed significant patterns that could inform our future research."
Alternatives: "examination of this group" or "evaluation of this set".
To have a better coverage for these samples, more SNPs with a high density are greatly needed for further analysis of this cluster in relation to smoking-related phenotypes.
Phylogenetic analysis of this cluster was mostly unresolved, resulting in a large polytomy.
However, an in-depth analysis of this cluster allowed for a clear separation of the two breeds, thus suggesting that migration to the Balearic Islands may have occurred in the past.
Notably, in older and frail adults, up-regulation of this cluster was delayed until day 7. Pathway analysis of this cluster revealed activation of several immune pathways such as NOD-like receptor signaling and T cell and B cell receptor signaling.
Cluster 14 contains many genes for proteins known to be involved in the cell cycle (GO term enrichment analysis of this cluster returned P-values of 5.2 × 10-60 for 'cell cycle' and 2.9 × 10-51 for 'mitosis') and supports the involvement of other cluster 14 genes in this pathway.
However, a detailed analysis of this cluster revealed the occurrence of three additional cell wall-degrading enzymes and numerous infection-associated sequences, including five M81-like sequences, two OPEL-like sequences, one EPIC-like sequence and one elicitin (Table 1 and Additional file 4: Table S3).
The pathway analysis of this particular cluster indicated an impact of these two miRNAs on cell cycle regulation.
Enrichment analysis of the clusters verified this conclusion: gene ontology (GO) categories related to protein biosynthesis were significantly enriched in these clusters.
Our phylogenetic analysis of this core immunome cluster confirms rapid evolutionary change in this set of genes, and that, as in other species, such genes are important components of the pig's adaptation to pathogen challenge over evolutionary time.
Richter et al. extended the analysis of this resistant Tennessee cluster and identified a novel clone termed TN23F-4 with MIC values of third-generation cephalosporins as high as 32 μg/mL (8, 9).
Multivariate analysis of this comparison revealed clusters (OR: 9.7; 95% CI: 1.1 85; P = 0.039) and chills (OR 12; 95% CI: 1.8 83; P = 0.010) as the 2 independently significant features for influenza A infection.
