The phrase "analyzed in a separate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the examination or evaluation of something that is distinct or apart from other elements.
Example: "The data will be analyzed in a separate report to ensure clarity and focus on the findings."
Alternatives: "examined in a distinct" or "evaluated in an individual".
Answers given to questions 15 27 will be analyzed in a separate study.
BIS impulsivity was analyzed in a separate regression analysis, controlling for age and sex, and did not emerge as significant.
An additional 57 quarter milk samples were analyzed in a separate real-time PCR assay for Strep.
In the layered approach, each attack is analyzed in a separate layer and hence is effective in detecting all types of attacks.
Mathematical outcomes had to be analyzed in a separate MANOVA because 16 out of the 41 children had not taken the Keymath-R test.
Therefore, each summary measure was analyzed in a separate model.
Fasting plasma samples from the RISC cohort were analyzed in a non-targeted fashion on three separate mass spectrometry platforms, UHPLC-MS/MS (+/- ESI) and GC-MS (+EI), with 485 biochemicals measured, as illustrated in Figure 1A.
The derivatives were separated and analyzed in a gas chromatograph (Hewlett Packard 5890 series II) coupled to a flame ionization detector, using a 30 m × 0.25 mm (i.d).
In order to purposefully eliminate highly influential opinions, which may disproportionally influence the content of the discussions, the opinions of the department chairmen were analyzed in an opinion leader group discussion separate from the other participants [ 23].
The genera classified as incertae sedis were analyzed further in a separate study with other representatives from Eriachne and Micraira through the use of 69 structural characters as well as ndhF and rpl16 plastid sequences [ 6].
When beach roughness and wind speed are analyzed together in a separate slopes ANCOVA, wheeling larvae traveled significantly farther on smooth sand than on rough sand (Table 3, Fig. 6), even excluding the obstacle-terminated wheeling runs, which serve to illustrate directly the consequences of beach surface complexity on the wheeling ability of larvae.
