The phrase "analysed that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of examining or interpreting something in detail, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In her research paper, she analysed that the data showed a significant correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "examined that" or "evaluated that".
The last sample analysed that contained no evidence for cumulative olivine was erupted on 9 October, and had 8.0 wt% MgO, 122 ppm Ni and 302 ppm Cr, indicating the occurrence of a relatively primitive melt.
For HUVECs, cell displacement was evaluated by calculating the percentage of the total cells analysed that had migrated a distance of 50 µm or more from the starting point during 5 h in each experiment.
We found 68 cases (9,5% of the co-directional overlaps analysed) that showed this pattern.
The threshold was kept constant for all specimens analysed that were immunostained with the same marker.
Somewhat more promising were the results concerning the other two molecules analysed – that is ATM and CHK2.
List of the published papers analysed that used the question (full article references, links to PubMed and Google Scholar, journal impact factors [IF]).
(The original Figure 1D showed the data comparing the means of 4 sets of 14 pairs. Analysed that way the difference was borderline not significant).
Authors may see disadvantages in releasing large data sets that have not yet been extensively analysed that could be further used by rival scientists.
In the parahippocampal cortex from Patient P9, all the Lucifer yellow-injected neurons analysed that were PHF-tau+ were considered to be Pattern I, whereas in the CA1 from Patients P9, P13 and P14, all the Lucifer yellow-injected neurons analysed that were PHF-tau+ were Pattern IIa.
That construct was transformed into A. niger strain AB4.1 (pyrG−), and one strain was isolated (out of ten analysed) that carried a disrupted allele of kusA (Figs. 6, 7 and data not shown).
