The phrase "analyzed from a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of something based on one specific perspective or source.
Example: "The data was analyzed from a single viewpoint, leading to a potentially biased conclusion."
Alternatives: "examined from a single" or "evaluated from a single".
Adopting this approach, thousands of unique phylogenetic probes assaying hundreds of taxa can be quickly analyzed from a single sample.
Firstly, the evolution mechanism of the crack and the related research status are analyzed from a single scale.
Two or more specimens were analyzed from a single primary tumor in 17 patients and heterogeneity of ploidy status was observed in 5 (30%).
The system generates results in the form of raw, normalized and integrated data for all clones analyzed from a single patient sample as described previously [24].
Specimens were examined from all localities with representatives of a species, but no more than three individuals were analyzed from a single location, excepting a few species with particularly high genetic divergence.
This is by far the largest number of phage genomes analyzed from a single host species.
The intervention was analyzed from a single-subject design perspective, which is conceived based on the need to define whether an experimental manipulation has had any effect on the individual participating in the investigation.
For the 2011 study, a team analyzed data from a single seismic station several miles from the earthquake epicenter, which ultimately recorded seismograms of 18 foreshocks occurring about 9 miles (15 kilometers) below the surface – very close to the where the larger earthquake began – and each with similar waveforms.
We analyzed heart from a single LMNA mutation, E161K.
First, we analyzed data from a single center, so there is low external validity.
The sample size was small, retrospectively analyzed and from a single institution, and results are associative and do not prove a cause-and-effect relationship.
