The phrase "analyzed down" is not standard in written English and may be considered incorrect.
It could be used informally to suggest breaking something down into smaller parts for analysis, but it is not widely accepted.
Example: "The data was analyzed down to its core components to understand the underlying trends."
Alternatives: "broken down" or "decomposed".
An influential 2009 estimate that Arctic permafrost held 1.6 trillion metric tons of carbon included only 45 field sites analyzed down to that depth.
Each aspect of energy use is analyzed, down to how often doors to the outside are opened.
There are already many examples available were either RNA [ 11– 15], or DNA [ 8, 16, 17] have been analyzed down to the single-cell resolution.
CNTN1 was detected here all NP samples analyzed, down-regulated in CP, and not detected in metastasis.
In oilfields, dynamometer cards are commonly used to analyze down-hole working conditions.
Dynamometer cards are commonly used to analyze down-hole working conditions of pumping systems in actual oil production.
In actual oilfield production, dynamometer cards are used to analyze down-hole conditions of sucker rod pumping systems according to the production experience of technical staff.
This small and translucent vertebrate exhibits a series of visually induced behaviors which can be analyzed quantitatively down to the individual motor components.
To teach people with learning disabilities through "successive approximation," for example, a desired behavior like walking or dressing oneself was analyzed, broken down into its simplest components and each step reinforced until the individual had mastered the task.
Tumors — breast cancer samples to start with — would first be sliced into extremely thin pieces, then those pieces would be imaged and analyzed, right down to each individual cell's genetic makeup.
For a new study published in Journal of Ethology, researchers at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Austria's Konrad Lorenz Institute of Ethology analyzed slowed-down recordings of male mice's vocalizations and found that the squeaks were actually sophisticated and complex.
