The phrase "analysis with a larger" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing comparative analysis or when referring to a broader scope of analysis, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The analysis with a larger dataset revealed more significant trends than the previous study."
Alternatives: "analysis using a broader" or "analysis involving a larger".
Evidently, the data available for analysis was not extensive, and therefore a more detailed analysis with a larger sample size would be required to confirm the relationship between alcohol and drugs in the victims, and the circumstances surrounding their homicide.
Further analysis with a larger sample size and semi-automated measurements is indicated to evaluate the role of choroidal thickness and vessel diameter in the management of active and inactive uveitic diseases.
It is possible that the observed variation in stomatal density has a phylogenetic signal, thus further analysis with a larger Asteraceae sampling growing in different communities is needed to support this assertion.
The modeling procedure consists of two successive explicit analysis steps: one for shock loading with a very small time increment and another for rebound analysis with a larger time increment.
This warrants further analysis with a larger sample size looking at age, sex, race and other factors, specifically for hospitalized individuals.
Additional analysis with a larger study population, including patients from other institutes, should be warranted.
The HRSTEM analysis with a large coherent convergent beam provided incoherent atomic resolved images on a low-order zone axis through thermal diffuse scattering (TDS).
This retrospective study was designed to investigate prognostic factors for postoperative outcomes for cubital tunnel syndrome (CubTS) using multiple logistic regression analysis with a large number of patients.
The unsteady numerical analysis with a large-eddy simulation (LES) has been described to examine the characteristics of pressure drop and heat transfer for chevron-type plate heat exchangers.
The STRUCUTRE method is more suited to whole genome phylogeny analysis (with a large number of loci) under proper simulation conditions, and has the great advantage of enabling the identification of the most likely number of extant populations, and for the detection of migrants or admixed individuals among these populations [32].
The power analysis showed that sequencing depth is more important than marker density for bulked segregant analysis with a large F2 population.
