The phrase "analysis of unique and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific examination or evaluation of something that is distinct or one-of-a-kind, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The analysis of unique and innovative approaches to problem-solving can lead to groundbreaking solutions in the field."
Alternatives: "examination of distinctive and" or "study of singular and".
Here we make a more refined analysis of unique genetic material and can therefore reduce these numbers 4-7 fold (Table 4) and add the B. intermedia specific gene category and combinatory classes.
An empirical analysis of unique data on firm growth and technological capability provides supportive evidence for the role of technological-competence-enhancing capability in conditioning the pattern of firm growth.
Observation and analysis of unique two-stage isothermal drop receding kinetics show that complete wetting does not occur up to 1050 °C and that the receding contact angle is estimated to be ∼4° via two methods.
Voice biometrics - the recording and analysis of unique voiceprints for authentication purposes - is one of the latest technological weapons being deployed in the war against fraudsters, thought to be pilfering at least £52bn from the UK economy each year, according to the National Fraud Authority NFAA).
BLASTN analysis of unique sequences with ESTs of four legume species (Medicago, Lotus, soybean and groundnut) and three model plant species (rice, Arabidopsis and poplar) provided insights on conserved genes across legumes as well as novel transcripts for chickpea.
This often results in a substantial loss of information and may bias conclusions based on the analysis of unique tags alone.
Quantification of K48-linked and K63-linked polyubiquitin was performed by analysis of unique diglycine signature peptides associated with each modification (41).
Until quite late in the 20th century, the mapping of human chromosomes presented a particularly difficult problem: experimental crosses could not be arranged in humans, and only a few linkages could be determined by analysis of unique family histories.
An analysis of unique strain specific genes in the three previously sequenced H. pylori genomes (26695, J99, and HPAG1) revealed a similar number of unique strain-specific genes (Table 1), which have been described in previous studies [ 29- 31].
