The phrase "analysis can be identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of recognizing or determining specific aspects or elements within an analysis.
Example: "Through careful examination, various patterns in the data analysis can be identified that suggest underlying trends."
Alternatives: "analysis can be recognized" or "analysis can be discerned."
All micrographs show that the SiO x matrix contains small clusters, which on the basis of the selected area electron diffraction (SAED) analysis can be identified as Si-nc.
The different biclusters resulting from the analysis can be identified through the colour of their edges.
The optimal number of genes for further MDR analysis can be identified by p-values of global testing.
At this stage, proteins for specific functional and evolutionary analysis can be identified to further elucidate roles in pathogenesis.
We do this by conducting the entire project transparently so that error in sampling, design, data collection, and analysis can be identified.
Regarding the means, the possibilities of molecular or more specifically genetic analysis can be identified as the key aspect of PM: approximately 50% of all means identified refer to genetics and genetic information.
Using this analysis, genes can be identified that are exclusive to a particular genome or to a particular group, which enables identification of putative similarities such as pathogenicity genes, and genus specific genes.
Via the targeting step of pinch analysis, that quantity can be identified.
On closer analysis, two peaks can be identified in the score distribution of the predicted set, suggesting that by considering only scores above 0.7, we are likely to eliminate many of the false positives.
In this paper, it is derived that analysis of eco-efficiency can be identified by using the RFM value for quantifying eco-design with Takagi Sugeno fuzzy system on customer feedback problem.
Using LC/MS/MS analysis, over 1500 proteins can be identified in a small amount of cells (the equivalent of approximately 5,000 cells per injection).
