The phrase "analysis also implied that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conclusions or suggestions drawn from a particular analysis or study.
Example: "The analysis also implied that further research is needed to fully understand the implications of the findings."
Alternatives: "the analysis suggested that" or "the analysis indicated that".
Our analysis also implies that a tradeoff should be carefully set between data consistency requirements and energy saving based on the specific requirements of different applications.
The results of the empirical analysis also imply that market-based intervention policies that facilitate households' access at all time to healthy foods of their choice should be given priority.
The analysis also implies that new high spatial resolution 3D hybrid simulations with a self-consistent ionosphere should be performed in the future in order to resolve accurately the region near the Martian exobase.
The analysis also implies that this dependence on may be mitigated or minimized by canceling the clutter prior to forming the interferogram, using the sub-aperture toggling (or switching) techniques as described in Section 2. An excellent theoretical review of various receiver and transmitter switching strategies is provided in [33].
The results from bioinformatics analysis also imply that FER is altered in MHCC97H cells in comparison with Hep3B cells.
Further analysis also implies that cases which are positive for HER-2 by fluorescent in situ hybridization may also benefit from treatment regardless of whether they express HER-2 at the 2+ or 3+ level.
This analysis also implies a significant effect of stockouts on contraceptive use.
A California district court also implied that the personal benefit was required for misappropriation cases, but there is no serious analysis of the issue.
The analysis shown in this report also implies that there is both room and necessity for developing a novel method for pathway-level aggregation.
