The phrase "analysis and could" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It may be used in a sentence where "analysis" is a noun and "could" is part of a verb phrase, but it needs additional words to form a complete thought.
Example: "The analysis could reveal important insights about the data."
Alternatives: "examination and might" or "study and may".
Other astronomers praised the complex analysis and could find no obvious errors.
Such studies would facilitate ex-ante economic analysis and could mitigate the risks of unintended consequences.
Representative Hakeem Jeffries, Democrat of New York, said Mr. Wray struggled to defend the report's analysis and could not identify a single black identity extremist group.
Ankur Modi, the chief executive of Status Today, said his system aimed to provide a "wellbeing analysis" and could detect overwork – for example at evenings and weekends.
This rather elaborate mathematical model is the basis for a detailed analysis and could be helpful for possible drug design.
Ellen P. Vancko, a spokeswoman for the North American Electric Reliability Council, the industry group charged with preventing grid problems, said the organization had not seen the Cambridge Energy analysis and could not comment.
We did not conduct a meta-analysis, and could therefore not perform sensitivity analyses.
In many cases the data provided in the papers were not applicable for meta-analysis and could not be calculated from the data presented in the publication.
Biologic agents in combination with MTX and as monotherapy were evaluated simultaneously as part of one network of RCTs by means of a network meta-analysis and could therefore be indirectly compared.
We scanned the literature for "effects" and "cost-and-benefit-analysis" and could not find a single source that demonstrated cost savings for a PDMS and described a ROI calculation based on real costs and revenues.
Additionally, we investigated the expression patterns of the 79 genes across the DS microarray experiments used for this meta-analysis and could identify brain-related signatures, for example, a clear up-regulation in brain tissues for the cluster containing C14orf147, IVSNS1ABP, B2M, TPJ1, SPARC, CTGF, COL4A1 and FSTL1.
