The phrase "analysis the coverage of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the coverage of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the examination or evaluation of how well a particular topic or event is covered in media or research.
Example: "In this report, we will analyze the coverage of climate change in major news outlets over the past year."
Alternatives: "examine the coverage of" or "evaluate the coverage of".
According to the in silico analysis, the coverage of nearly 54.71% of total CpGs within CGI (1,295,120 of 2,367,139 total CpGs within CGI) and ∼83.49% of CpGs within the upstream 2 kb region from the transcription start sites (TSS) (250,631 of 300,187 protein-coding genes) was expected in the MspI-digested pig RRBS library.
Three levels of analysis are presented: (1) macro-level analysis comparing the number of measures strictly addressing resilience versus sustainability, (2) meso-level analysis of the coverage of types of hazards within SAFs (e.g. flood, fire), and (3) micro-level analysis of SAF measures connected to flood-related hazard resilience.
Choices around selection of data, units of analysis, coding, the coverage of topics, countries and time-span are inevitable and should ideally be guided by theoretical concepts and research questions rather than by time and resource constraints.
The analysis of the coverage of the COI bait sequences indicated average values higher than 50× for all species (table 1).
In silico analysis of the coverage of all Candidatus Brocadiales microorganisms by primer 530F within the SiLVA database is summarized in Table S3.
This builds on previous content analysis of the coverage of 'health' in publicly available 'environmental assessments' (EAs) of Major that is, multimillion dollar investment proposals in NSW.
For a more in-depth analysis of the coverage of the individual databases, we compared for each database separately its unique genes with the remaining genes contained in the union (Additional file 2).
An analysis of the coverage of genome-wide abundance datasets (figure 5) indicates that more than half of all genes (~54%) now have associated experimental data for protein abundance, protein half-life, and mRNA abundance.
A hypergeometric analysis (measuring the coverage of KEGG Orthology or KO gene groups for each KEGG pathway compared to the complete gene set on the V2 chip) was implemented to identify enriched pathways for each gene set [ 92].
We have performed an analysis of the coverage of the mutation extraction tools for the articles in which at least one mutation can be identified by any mutation extraction tool and at least one mutation is in the reference set, referred to as the common set.
It will probably increase further as the complexity of the analysis increases and the coverage of the world's elite athlete population improves.
