The phrase "analysed for the two" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing an analysis that pertains to two specific subjects or items, but it needs more context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The data was analysed for the two main variables that influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "examined for the two" or "assessed for the two".
The hindcast is compared with measurement data and the results are analysed for the two test sites.
The results for protected (with accelerator beam trip) and unprotected (without accelerator beam trip) transient overpower, spurious beam trip, loss of flow, loss of heat sink, and loss of coolant accidents, as well as the failure of heat exchanger tubes, are analysed for the two systems.
The data for P content (Table 6c) were subsequently analysed for the two soils independently, and a significantly higher P content was observed in the straw ash treatment compared to the control in both soils (Tukey's test, P < 0.05), but the BE treatments did not result in a total P content that was significantly different from the control (Dunnett's test, P > 0.05).
Since these differences might mask possible relationships between virus multiplication and virulence, correlations were also analysed for the two allometric groups of accessions independently.
The impact on the statics and dynamics of the host-vector-filarial parasite system in this study was analysed for the two major vector genera implicated in the transmission of lymphatic filariasis, viz.
Notwithstanding the limited number of individuals that were analysed for the two nuclear genes, the overall diversity of three genes COI, H3 and EF1a in H. haemorrhoidalis collected from different countries was found to be low.
Field mapping data recorded in 1984 and 1998 during the national monitoring programme Countryside Survey were analysed for the six main regions of Great Britain.
Thresholds were analysed for the four faces for each judgment type.
The isolates were analysed for the four deletions RD105, RD181, RD150, and RD142 [5].
The GWA was analysed for the four genetic models additive, recessive, dominant and allelic.
Peak heights were analysed for the eight probes for each DNA sample, as outlined in White et al [12].
