The phrase "analyzed in a larger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination of a subject within a broader context or framework.
Example: "The data was analyzed in a larger context to understand its implications on global trends."
Alternatives: "examined within a broader" or "assessed in a wider".
Nevertheless, the association between profilin-1 levels and coronary atherosclerosis should be analyzed in a larger cohort of patients in future studies.
This issue should be analyzed in a larger cohort.
In a second step, periostin expression was analyzed in a larger test cohort with 325 primary prostate cancers.
Gene expression and DNA methylation of the ABCB1 gene were analyzed in a larger set of cases, and the data were correlated with clinical characteristics of PCa.
It is not certain whether mild-degree G1 anemia does not have any impact on outcomes at all or might have shown a significant relation to poor survival if it were analyzed in a larger patient population.
Since EPD occurs in sun-protected areas, the true meaning of the SNPs in our patients needs to be analyzed in a larger number of patients and in relation to other genetic aberrations.
We analyzed, in a large population of critically ill patients enrolled on a randomized trial on RRT initiation strategies, RRT catheter site, cause of catheters changes and complications according to insertion site.
These 3D patterned culture slides have been successfully used for in situ comet assays and there is evidence that the genotoxic effects of sub-cytotoxic concentrations of drugs could be analyzed in a large number of single HeLa cells.
In the work of Kamath et al. [12], Twitter hashtags (i.e., user-generated string prefixed by # that users add to tweets as a way to associate it with an event or a topic) were analyzed in a large-scale study of the spatio-temporal dynamics of memes.
A total of eight single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) were analyzed in a large German cohort of CD and UC patients.
To increase generalization, this was analyzed in a large study sample from an elderly general population, controlling for known confounders.
