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The phrase "analyses as much as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the extent or degree of analyses between two subjects or elements.
Example: "The researcher analyses as much as the data collected from the surveys to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "examines to the same extent as" or "evaluates as thoroughly as".
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RPA can perform such analyses as much as 15 times faster, with almost no errors.
Second, our goal is to replace qualitative image assessment by quantitative analyses as much as possible.
As the UK accounted for 60% of the study population, however, the pooled results are inevitably dominated by UK prescription patterns so we conducted stratified analyses as much as possible.
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Likely to continue to spur as much criticism as support, the analyses of the new database go on.
Taken together, the blow from lower commodity prices and weaker currencies left the 51 countries analysed as much as $61bn worse off in 2016 and $53bn worse off in 2017.
Their project A Song of Ice and Data analyses as much online data as it can find about both the book and the TV series, regularly scraping and updating information from the vast, fan-based Wiki of Ice and Fire, the Game of Thrones wiki, Wikipedia and Twitter.
The objective of locus enrichment is to include in the analyses as much genomic variation as possible so that the odds of capturing the effects of all potential causal variants can be assured.
We are nearing a conclusion of our scoping work, but we want to ensure we have had the opportunity to analyse as much of the relevant documentation as possible before we make a decision.
Party as much as possible.
On the City defeat, he said: "You can analyse it as much as you want but it's not going to do us any good.
The various partners should agree to obtain and analyse as much information as possible about the experience to date in Zambezia.
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