The phrase "analysis of variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in statistical contexts to refer to a method for understanding the differences among group means in a sample.
Example: "The analysis of variation revealed significant differences between the treatment groups in the clinical trial."
Alternatives: "variance analysis" or "variation assessment".
Genetic analysis of variation in human meiotic recombination.
The analysis of variation also showed that ecozone and soil layer had strong effects on nitrogen cycle gene family profiles (Fig. 3b).
In our collection of 80 strains, this was again the only region that stood out in a genome-wide analysis of variation in haplotype diversity29 and LD (Fig. 4a and Supplementary Fig. 6).
Unlike all other approaches suggested so far, the intuitive tool we dubbed RMA Hunter allows extraction and analysis of variation at RMA sites in under a minute without the need to reanalyze raw next-generation sequencing data (See Supplementary Methods).
New evidence for women with employer-sponsored health insurance permits analysis of variation and trends in such use.
The data obtained by the two designs were compared in relation to analysis of variation, F-test power and regression models.
Detail analysis of variation in the generation and net energy consumption with design cum installation parameters and Opto-thermal characteristics of STPV module have been presented.
The originality in the current study lies in the analysis of variation in the design parameters, which could be of geometric or material type.
Data acquired from 67 Chinese companies were analysed; descriptive statistics and analysis of variation were applied in order to yield the most beneficial outcomes.
Morphometrics permits the rigorous quantitative analysis of variation in organismal size and shape, and is increasingly being used in developmental contexts.
The optimal burnishing parameters were found out after conducting the experiments of the Taguchi's L18 orthogonal table, analysis of variation (ANOVA), and the full factorial experiment.
