The phrase "analysis detected a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where research or data analysis reveals important findings or trends.
Example: "The analysis detected a significant correlation between the two variables, suggesting a potential relationship worth exploring further."
Alternatives: "analysis revealed a significant" or "analysis identified a significant".
Comet analysis detected a significant increase in cells with excess unligated chromatin, detectable as late as 8 hr after irradiation in cells with RB family loss.
Single marker association analysis detected a significant difference in the distribution of CA-repeat alleles between controls and MTLE-FS+ (p = 0.036) and between controls and MTLE-HS+ (p = 0.042) (Table S2).
Indeed, the character state analysis detected a significant phylogenetic signal in the distribution of reproductive modes (P < 0.01).
Furthermore, adaptive evolution analysis detected a significant positive selection for Pbr001425 in Group 3, and its expression pattern differed from that of other members in this group.
However, Western blot analysis detected a significant increase in the protein levels of Col1 in the LV of diabetic Hif1a +/- heart compared to other analyzed groups.
In this sense, we believe it is encouraging that our sensitivity analysis detected a significant association between the number of phone calls and A1C reduction.
The space-time analysis detected a statistically significant cluster of six contiguous townships with a combined ratio of observed to expected number of measles cases in HIV-infected children of 6.4 (P = 0.03).
More recently, a large prospective study conducted within the DCH cohort (which also contributes to the present analysis) detected a borderline significant association between NO2 and incident stroke (HR = 1.05; 95% CI: 0.99, 1.11, per 5.7-μg/m increase in NO2) (Andersen et al. 2012).
Spatial analysis detected a statistically significant spatial cluster for the following socioeconomic and environmental variables: type of house floor; susceptibility of house flooding during rain; type of toilet; access to mineral water and water from the public system; possession of household; maternal education; and ethnicity.
Here we note a prevalence of eBP of 22.1 %, slightly and non-significantly higher in males than females (although multivariate analysis detected a weak but significant association of eBP with male gender).
This analysis detected a small but significant increase in periosteal bone formation at the distal site of the right loaded tibia in the DYNAMIC + STATIC group that was not revealed by μCT (Table 3).
