The phrase "analysis did not take" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence discussing the results or outcomes of an analysis that was expected but did not occur.
Example: "The analysis did not take into account the recent data trends, leading to inaccurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "analysis was not conducted" or "analysis did not occur".
Second, our analysis did not take into consideration any risk-taking behavior, such as alcohol and drug use, speeding, and not wearing helmets.
Dr. Schmittner acknowledged another potential problem: that his computer analysis did not take good account of potential changes in clouds.
(Its analysis did not take into account the militant, near nihilistic cuts being bandied about by Republicans in Washington).
Analysing grain admixtures and commercial risks at different decision levels (field, silo) demonstrated the efficiency of "flexible" as opposed to "rigid" measures, but this technical analysis did not take other criteria like regulatory issues into account.
In connection with the agreement, the Bureau of Reclamation released an extensive environmental analysis of water flows and storage in the lower Colorado basin, but the analysis did not take into account the effects of climate change.
Some parts of our analysis did not take the full three-dimensional structure of the reconstructed wing into account, but all parts were based on either the full reconstructed wing or some simplification of its geometry.
Kopecky noted that the analysis didn't take the effects of cholesterol, family blood pressure and family history into account as risk factors for stroke.
As the seminar wrapped up, Ms. Lautze of FAO concluded: "This analysis didn't take long.
Unlike FEM, MET analysis does not take into account nonlinear materials and dynamic loading.
The analysis does not take into consideration the uncertainty of the data.
WHAT Mr. Khurana's analysis does not take into account are cases in which hiring a charismatic outsider has worked.
