"for a better analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are emphasizing the need for a more detailed or sophisticated exploration of a subject. For example: "We need to do extensive research for a better analysis of the company's financial performance."
For a better analysis of the algorithms behavior, the next two experiments considered extreme cases, with the datasets either identical or completely different.
But if the ASNA wants to make the case that their role should be expanded, they'll need to pay for a better analysis than this one.
For a better analysis of Gram-positive bacteria DNA, the second incubation at 95 °C for 10 min was performed following the initial incubation at 70 °C for 13 min in the protocol.
For a better analysis, let us consider the approximation space A 1−4, illustrated in Figure 11, and which we constructed from the union of all sets representing bnodes in the two versions in Figure 10.
Groenendijk and Mascarenhas argued that this adjustment, besides addressing the conceptual issue concerning indifference relations discussed above, also allows for a better analysis of conditional questions and alternative questions.
Nevertheless, Jolley continues, "When Leibniz simply denies the existence of causal interaction between created substances, he tends to accept the influx analysis; he does not look around for a better analysis that would preserve the truth of our ordinary causal statements" (Jolley, 595).
James B. Freydberg, who has been producing on Broadway since the early 1980s, said looking at attendance figures for commercial shows might provide a better analysis of Broadway's health than grosses.
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) should be demanding a better analysis of university teaching because in an age where students are paying £9,000 or more, they deserve to engage in a responsive feedback process.
However, we now have a better analysis method for SMEC contacts (see major concern #1 and Figure 8), therefore we moved the VGlut1/2 overlap data to Figure 8 figure supplement 1.
Therefore, for a better pangenomic analysis, detailed information for the available samples is of essence, which should include their genotypes, phenotypes, and habitats.
Since deciphering the molecular functions of LEAP is a major issue, we will provide lexical tools (dictionaries by alphabetic order or occurrence or synonyms...) for a better semantic analysis of the words that describe the known elements of the function of LEAP.
