The phrase "analysis confirmed that even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results of an analysis that supports a particular finding or conclusion, often emphasizing an unexpected or significant aspect.
Example: "The analysis confirmed that even the smallest changes in temperature had a profound effect on the experiment's outcome."
Alternatives: "the analysis revealed that even" or "the analysis showed that even".
This analysis confirmed that even after accounting for variation in standard length (F1,176 = 88.4, P<0.0001) there was a significant reduction in vertebral mineralization in double morphants, as compared to single morphants (F2,176 = 33.4, P<0.0001; Tukey Kramer post hoc comparison, P<0.05; mean±SE mineralized vertebrae: col27a1a, 6.0±0.23; col27.9±0.249±0.24; col27and and col27a1b, 5.2±0.22).
Secondly, adjusted analysis allowed us to confirm that, even when accounting for known risk factors (NSAID use and other medications), there was an association between oestrogen-only HRT and GORD.
Even though these receptors share some common ligands, the structural analysis confirms that CAR is less promiscuous because of its smaller binding pocket (40, 41).
The analysis confirms that spring and summer are occurring earlier, but also shows that this trend appears to be accelerating.
A NewsWhip analysis confirms that engagement has declined sharply for a variety of congressional pages over the past several months.
Mantel-Haenszel analysis confirmed that this effect was attributable to the Family Medicine course, even though the Family Medicine course was not associated with increased search frequency.
The FTIR analysis confirmed that the active groups had been successfully attached into the surface of UCNPs even though they had to compete with ILs.
This analysis confirmed that the decrease in LBGI was still statistically significant (F = 7.5; P = 0.015) even if the increase in average BG is accounted for.
Multivariate analysis confirmed that the significant association between MAPT haplotype and rate of change in composite cognitive score remained even after correction for potential confounding variables (Table 4).
The linear regression analysis confirmed that the high risk genotype identified in the GMDR was an independent factor influencing the IsoP even after adjustment of confounding factors.
