The phrase "analysis and stated that" is not correct as it lacks clarity and proper structure in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific analysis that has been conducted, followed by a statement or conclusion drawn from that analysis, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The analysis conducted by the researchers stated that the results were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "the analysis indicated that" or "the analysis concluded that".
For example, they claim we did not compare in our original publication a multiple-group strategy versus a combined group strategy [[ 5], page 1], but we compared them and stated that the analysis of the Parkinson Disease dataset, in a single combined group, yielded 784,506 pairs of SNPs at a p-value of 10-6.
In an interview with Daily News and Analysis he stated that when Malhotra had offered him the role, he considered it to be a joke and thought that he would be the reason for the film's failure.
The third has been left serial: this is because in this part of the algorithm there are operations on sparse matrices, and, after a depth analysis, we stated that the implementation, in this phase, was not parallelizable.
Analysis also stated that CHWs confuse mostly two types of diagnosis: Severe dehydration and Acute dehydration.
"For example, the USGS had deleted his words "no evidence of disturbance" for one date, and in its analysis stated that two disturbances "were associated with boat activity --despite Stewactivity --despitehowed otherwise.
The experimental results verified the assessment of the reliability analysis that stated that the triangular beams are more reliable than T-beams for equal areas of steel and concrete.
In her analysis, Molloy stated that she doesn't necessarily believe Nyznik's testimony nor does she find him more credible than the complainant.
The authors of this analysis stated that the limitations of their analysis are due to the lack of a standardised characterisation of CIMP status.
In conclusion, the sensitivity analysis stated that, regarding the one-way analysis, celecoxib would be the most cost-effective option unless it has a marked decrease in its effectiveness or the other alternatives would have to significantly increase their effectiveness.
The Japanese population-based analysis stated that during the study period pravastatin, simvastatin, atorvastatin, and fluvastatin were commercially available in Japan, but no information on relatively prevalence of use was provided [ 23].
