The phrase "analysis demonstrated a remarkable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the findings or results of an analysis that reveal something noteworthy or impressive.
Example: "The analysis demonstrated a remarkable improvement in the participants' performance after the training program."
Alternatives: "analysis revealed a significant" or "analysis showed an impressive".
Western blot analysis demonstrates a remarkable downregulation of p75 occurs specifically in cells infected with MSCV/U6-p75 (Fig. 3).
Our analysis demonstrates a remarkable genetic heterogeneity between and within each germinal layer along the ferret cortex, where our microarray data indicate the differential expression of thousands of genes between prospective gyrus and sulcus.
These differences are in contrast to a report on D. purpureum transcriptome analysis that demonstrated a remarkable conservation in gene expression patterns with D. discoideum [ 13, 36], indicating the distant anatomical nature of the A. subglobosum fruiting body.
Three-dimensional analysis models have demonstrated a remarkable synergistic interaction of concurrent NP with CPT (Kanzawa et al, 2001), and we expected that infusion of the two drugs on the same day combined with concurrent TRT would yield a stronger effect.
Analysis of the sequence homology between ovine and bovine MHC regions demonstrated a remarkable conservation, with the overall homology reaching 86%.
Based on analysis of transcription and translation of mtDNA in liver mitochondria, we demonstrated a remarkable compensatory mechanism that maintains cellular respiration of Mpv17−/− mouse liver (and muscle as well) at levels compatible with virtually normal life in captivity.
Kaplan Meier plot demonstrated a remarkable better survival in AKAP3 positive normal adjacent group, that was statistically significant in log-rank analysis (P = .03) (Fig. 1).
ICU patient length of stay (and costs) demonstrate skewed distribution and various statistical modelling strategies have been employed in analysis of such data [ 11- 14]; albeit linear regression (ordinary least squares regression, OLS) of the logged dependent variable has demonstrated a remarkable persistence [ 15].
