'small scale analysis' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the study of a small number of subjects or elements, when compared to larger scale analysis. For example, "The professor conducted a small scale analysis of the data, in order to identify the most important trends."
Moreover, as it is under a small scale analysis, the simplified definition is considered to be acceptable.
Small scale analysis reveals that repression of different targets of miR-294/302 leads to cooperative effects on reprogramming (Judson et al., 2013).
Wavelets [17] are a mathematical tool for time-scale signal analysis: at large scale, low frequencies present in the signal can be readily extracted, while small scale analysis detects high frequency components.
In order to specify background signals and evaluate their significance for small scale analysis, fresh benzene-d6 was loaded into NMR tubes with a GC syringe, and the sample was subjected to 1H-NMR analysis (Fig. 2).
This small scale analysis indicates that although the results may change upon such an inclusion, the change is not big compared to other uncertainties within the method.
In the small scale analysis only 1 of the 14 v1r genes present in clusters is associated with a noticable peak frequency of repeat elements, although several such peaks do exist in the larger vicinity.
The SNPduo tools are designed to complement other available tools for large-scale data analysis without replacing their functionality, as well as provide visualization tools for smaller scale analysis.
Fig. 3 shows an idealized flow diagram (including controls) for larger scale (genome level) analysis for both systematic and functional purposes as well as smaller scale analysis for functional purposes.
However, the result was insufficient for a comprehensive MS study due to the volume (2 ml) of jacalin was too great to efficiently recover the glycopeptides from the lectin column for smaller scale analysis.
We have developed a novel instrument platform, GenomEra, for small-scale analysis of nucleic acids.
The Abhidhamma thus "provides an exact small-scale analysis of the process of dependent arising" (Gethin 1998, 216).
