The phrase "achieved from analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions that have been derived through analytical processes.
Example: "The insights achieved from analysis of the data were crucial for our decision-making."
Alternatives: "derived from analysis" or "obtained from analysis".
Any suggestions?" It is well known in mathematics that the boundary conditions selected constrain the results that can be achieved from an analysis, and the same thing is true of one's initial premises in logic.
Then an adsorption model was achieved from regression analysis about Langmuir parameters, and therefore, the adsorption history was rebuilt, accompanied by temperature, pressure, and maturity.
The normalization of the S u and (q c –σ′σ' v ) to σ′v has lead to a better matching of the soil parameters as indicated by the fairly high R 2 values achieved from database analysis.
Considering the curves of SRCFT and St.Steel + CFT achieved from the analysis of C 2 IPE specimen, it is obvious that at the linear section of the curves, the interaction between steel and concrete has not exhibited a higher impact on the load-carrying capacity of columns.
However, an accuracy in the sense of the proportion of the additive genetic variance explained by GEBV cannot be achieved from such analysis.
The proposed NDI-5 overcomes these by providing a single factor structure ensuring all items can summate to a single score, WHO-ICF compliance through the conceptual reductive process, and interval scale values achieved from Rasch analysis.
The goodness of the above relationships was assessed by the coefficient of determination (R 2 ) achieved from the regression analysis.
Hence, we have previously shown that the absolute transcript concentrations derived from TransCount is more strongly correlated to qRT-PCR data than are the relative values achieved from traditional microarray analysis, suggesting that they are more reliable measures of the transcript abundance [ 10].
