'hierarchical analysis' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a type of analysis that looks at the components of an item or concept and the relationships between those components. For example, "This hierarchical analysis of the data will help us to identify correlations between different variables."
Both hierarchical analysis and PCA showed a good correlation according to variety.
The overview of count table has been represented by heatmap and hierarchical analysis (Fig. S2).
A major obstacle in building hierarchical analysis tools is in handling overlaps of cells.
Noé, F., Horenko, I., Schütte, C. & Smith, J. C. Hierarchical analysis of conformational dynamics in biomolecules: Transition networks of metastable states.
Second, it represents the hierarchical analysis methodology in human problem-solving activities.
Furthermore, we performed an unsupervised hierarchical analysis that revealed distinct clustering of PP samples from NN.
Because hierarchical analysis revealed species had primacy over disease clustering, we focused this analysis on the most complete (murine) dataset (n=478).
Hierarchical analysis of molecular variance indicated a non-significant difference between regions (Mediterranean v. Atlantic), which contrasted with the significant differences observed between samples within regions.
Finally, we will point to ways in which a hierarchical analysis of the same datasets could be used to extract luminosity functions.
This file contains Supplementary Table 3, posterior summary statistics for full Bayesian hierarchical analysis used to estimate recovery rates and unfished biomass from the global coral reef biomass dataset.
Orthologous genes with an expression ratio that differed by a factor of at least 2 from the reference in at least 10% of tissues in one of the data sets were selected for hierarchical analysis (1,650 genes).
