The phrase "analyze because of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or factors that necessitate an analysis of a particular subject or object.
Example: "We need to analyze because of its impact on the overall project outcomes."
Alternatives: "examine due to its" or "assess on account of its".
Differences of all taxon relative abundances in CRA cases, normals and other participants are provided but, these were not formally analyzed because of lack of statistical power considering the small sample size and heavy multiple testing burden.
The envelope region of viral isolates was analyzed because of its biological importance and high immunogenicity in the host (9 ).
In this paper, it is this last sample (paired sample) that will be analyzed because of its prospective properties and therefore the possibility of testing the study hypothesis.
To investigate whether gene losses could have occurred through massive pseudogenization, we conducted a comprehensive search of pseudogenes in P. jirovecii (supplementary material, Supplementary Material online; P. carinii could not be analyzed because of its high fragmentation).
The mRNA expression of IL-6 was analyzed because of its role as mediator in the pathogenesis of VALI [ 20, 21], whereas pro-caspase 3 expression was measured since this gene is a surrogate parameter of the final step of apoptosis [ 22].
The proportion of repetitive DNA in P. jirovecii genome, including transposons, retrotransposons, and low complexity DNA, but excluding the subtelomeric gene families, was estimated to 9.8% (supplementary table S6, Supplementary Material online; P. carinii could not be analyzed because of its high fragmentation).
In fact, the movement is not centralized — the core of it remains local Tea Party and 9/12 groups, which are harder to analyze because of their diffuse nature.
"He to an extent suffered from a narcissistic defense that was not ever analyzed, because of his self-destructive behavior," Padnick said.
Human behaviour is difficult to analyze because of the powerful effects of environmental factors, such as culture.
The genomic region was difficult to analyze because of low guanine-cytosine content.
