The phrase "analyzed the preservation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or studies related to the maintenance or conservation of something, such as artifacts, ecosystems, or historical sites.
Example: "The researchers analyzed the preservation of ancient manuscripts to determine the best methods for their conservation."
Alternatives: "examined the conservation of" or "studied the maintenance of".
Next, we analyzed the preservation of the caudate nucleus network modules in gene expression datasets of other disorders.
We also analyzed the preservation of the significantly correlated modules in a particular network in the datasets of the other brain regions.
When we analyzed the preservation of the caudate nucleus modules [ 27] in another HD dataset (HD-II) [ 35], we observed very high Z-summary scores for most modules, indicating a good reproducibility and thus robustness of the HD networks.
The protective role of caspase-7 ablation in T17M RHO retinas is obvious when analyzing the functional preservation of light-treated ADRP photoreceptors.
Next we check the homogeneity of regions of interest in the image and analyze the loss (or the preservation) of contrast.
When a microbe is well represented in an environment, and a metagenomic database from the same or a similar environment is available, it is possible to analyze genome recruitment - the preservation of genomic sequences in the natural environment.
Materials obtained after polymerization were analyzed to confirm the IPN architecture and the preservation of the original morphology of the microemulsions used as the template.
The phrase is used in various contexts: analyzing social life in existing places, advocating the preservation of historic places, and formulating goals for the design of new places.
We analyzed the tradeoffs of the two fairing algorithms in terms of fairing flexibility and shape preservation.
In the current prospective study, we have analyzed the effect of vestibular schwannoma resection via the retrosigmoid-transmeatal approach on postoperative hearing preservation and tinnitus.
In this paper, the preservation of the symplectic structure is analyzed under two popular approximation schemes, fixed-point iteration and Newton's method, respectively.
