The phrase "analysis as compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the differences or similarities between two or more analyses or subjects.
Example: "The analysis as compared to previous studies reveals significant trends in the data."
Alternatives: "analysis in relation to" or "analysis relative to".
We note that fewer normal samples were considered in this analysis as compared to the previous analysis in cancer samples, due to more limited availability of matched-normal tissues.
To assess the agreement between three-dimensional volume off-line analysis as compared to real-time ultrasound for assessing adnexal masses.
The results were further improved by using multiple regression analysis as compared to those obtained by the simple linear regression analysis.
Both models are applied to form-finding and load analysis as compared to the traditional model that does not consider cable sliding.
Systematic investigations have proved the advantages of the Epithermal Neutron Analyzer (ETNA) for bulk hydrogen analysis as compared to the thermal neutron techniques.
An important difference of the present analysis as compared to the classical perturbation method consists in that the small parameter enters not only the governing equations but the boundary conditions as well.
The effect estimates of the pooled analysis were of the same direction, as compared to the analyses in the Discovery sample alone and in the Replication sample alone.
One of the main advantages of meta-analysis as compared to an individual study is the increased statistical power to detect consensus fold changes across multiple studies.
In addition, the hydrophilic interaction based separation allowed for reduced analysis time as compared to the separation observed under reversed-phase separation mode using analogous monolithic stationary phase.
This is because this participant had contradictory ideas about the analysis procedure as compared to his/her partner.
