The phrase "analysis does not change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consistency or stability of an analysis over time or under different conditions.
Example: "Despite the new data, the conclusion of the analysis does not change."
Alternatives: "the analysis remains constant" or "the analysis stays the same."
Though Dr Hazen's analysis does not change advice about how to prevent atherosclerosis (inter alia, eat meat sparingly), it may radically revise the treatment of those for whom prevention has failed.
However, removing these variables from the analysis does not change the qualitative results presented below.
Removing these carcasses from the analysis does not change the results (Figure S2), and thus abundance patterns in the death assemblage are not significantly biased by non-uniform predation.
Eliminating these participants from the analysis does not change the results (the proportion of responses that were congruent with the metaphor was not different in the two analyses, χ2 = .003, p = .96).96
Although subtype H1N2 has not been confirmed to be a stable circulating human subtype, it was included in the HxN2H group because of the strong sequence similarity of its internal proteins to that group: we found that removing this subtype from the analysis does not change our catalogue of characteristic sites.
The corrected analysis does not change our conclusions at all.
Adding methane, a second greenhouse gas, to our analysis doesn't change the results.
The new analysis "doesn't change the basic fact that the individual responsibility policy will only affect people who can afford health care but choose not to buy it," she said.
The exclusion of these patients from the statistical analysis did not change the significance of the NLR between groups, and therefore, were included in the final analysis.
