The phrase "analysis has also suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or conclusions drawn from a study or examination of data.
Example: "The analysis has also suggested that there may be a correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "research has also indicated" or "studies have also proposed".
Factorial analysis has also suggested several significant two-way interaction effects, in particular on E-model performance (e.g., codec and noise type or codec and noise level).
EEG analysis has also suggested that the largest amplitude in children is seen when children reach 10 years of age [38].
This analysis has also suggested the degree and nature of the genome flexibility between strains.
Previous analysis has also suggested that the Mesoamerican and Andean gene pools have different structures and levels of genetic diversity, for both the wild and domesticated populations.
In the case of GP, BG and S/T, gene expression diversity analysis has also suggested targets to be exploited for future gains, as shown by the relatively high number of correlated candidate genes (Table 5).
A recent meta-analysis has also suggested an increased risk of all-cause mortality from vitamin E supplementation [ 8].
Interestingly, functional analysis of pVHL mutants has also suggested that some VHL mutations associated with a high risk of phaeochromocytoma do not compromise pVHL regulation of HIF, so implicating HIF-independent mechanisms in the development of VHL-associated phaeochromocytoma (Clifford et al. 2001, Hoffman et al. 2001).
However, the analysis of phyletic patterns of conserved domains has also suggested that a significant innovation of novel RBDs occurred at the base of eukaryotes [ 1].
Our analysis of colonies had also suggested tentatively that the manner in which stationary-phase OD varies with the concentration of the antibiotic might differ across populations: while many of the fast-growing colonies show a sharp decline in growth from 4-kan to 20-kan, the slow-growing variants typically show less drastic decline in growth in 20-kan compared with 4-kan (Supplementary Fig. S7).
Nucleotide sequencing and cytogenetic analysis in Brassica species have also suggested this.
