The phrase "analyze this subset" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to examine or evaluate a specific portion of data or information.
Example: "In order to draw meaningful conclusions, please analyze this subset of the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "examine this subset" or "evaluate this subset".
We analyzed this subset of data based on nucleotide alignments of the KS region.
We, therefore, analyzed this subset of participants separately from the rest of the cohort.
We analyzed this subset of patients by using the Wilcoxon test, the MacNemar χ2 test, and the pair-matched Mantel-Haenszel adjusted RR.
Analyzing this subset, we again found the strongest co-enrichment at promoters of ribosome-associated genes, in both YPD and hydrogen peroxide conditions.
Another 56 minutes were needed by the meta-rna algorithm for analyzing this subset of probable candidates identified by i-rDNA.
Analyzing this subset further by taking away those carrying the SE or PTPN22*620W allele showed an even stronger association with the MBL-high genotype, indicating that the pathogenic mechanisms involving MBL are not dependent on these variants.
The VA results in the patients analyzed in this subset were consistent with the entire cohort (Kaiser et al. 2007).
These patterns also prove to be even more pronounced when we look only at proteins that contain helices but no strands (fig. 4 A ). Analyzing this subset of data independently, we find a significant rank correlation between the indices but not a significant linear correlation (P = 0.119 for Pearson's correlation test, one-tailed; P = 0.0162 for Spearman's rank correlation test, one-tailed).
We therefore analyzed this T cell subset in a large cohort of SLE patients with different organ manifestations.
To do this, we analyzed the subset of 28 species from 32 studies for which population latitudes were available (see Methods) and compared two models that differed by the inclusion of latitude and latitude*range effects.
