The phrase "analysis demonstrates that even" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing findings or conclusions drawn from an analysis, particularly to emphasize an unexpected or significant point.
Example: "The analysis demonstrates that even minor changes in the variables can lead to substantial differences in the outcomes."
Alternatives: "analysis shows that even" or "analysis reveals that even".
Wheare's analysis demonstrates that even if such an act is passed there can be no way of preventing its repeal.
Such an analysis demonstrates that, even though small scale yielding conditions prevail at the crack tip, the FCG curves for individual specimens depend upon and can be arranged according to the plasticity level.
Our analysis demonstrates that even though the number of authors increased, new authors tend to publish papers with coauthors that maintain previous collaborations, which can be associated with the high number of collaboration groups with few authors found in the network.
The analysis demonstrates that even for very small tree sizes, diverse models can be constructed being equally or even more accurate than the single model built by the standard CART algorithm.
This and further analysis demonstrate that even though a great amount of research has been carried out on SCR regulation, it is not yet fully clear how this gene expression pattern is maintained in the root SCN.
Importantly, our assay as well as immunoblot analysis demonstrated that even co-transfecting a ninefold excess of the inactive Taspase1 mutants over the wild-type Taspase1 expression plasmid did not affect Taspase1's processing of the AF4MLL biosensor.
The clustering analysis demonstrates that genetic differences occur even within the same class of tumor, emphasizing the need for personalized and highly targeted therapies.
The stability analysis demonstrates that the desired attitude trajectories are followed even in the presence of external disturbance and internal flexible modes.
However, a number of considerations suggest that the observed increase in swing time variability in the patient groups was not simply a function of aging. 1) Subgroup analysis demonstrates that the differences between the groups persist even when only the relatively young subjects (< 40 years of age) are studied.
The hierarchical cluster analysis demonstrates that treatment signatures can be used to differentiate even between analogs of the same chemotype.
