The phrase "analysis have found that" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "analysis has found that" since "analysis" is a singular noun.
Example: "The analysis has found that there is a significant correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "studies have shown that" or "research has indicated that."
Indeed, crystal structure and sequence analysis have found that M. tuberculosis ThyX binds NADP+ and FAD and has no direct similarity to ThyA [13].
The problem of including EOI in analysis has been twofold: first, it is less common than criticism, and relatively fewer carers express EOI in the absence of criticism or hostility; second, studies that have used statistical or other methods to overcome this problem and include EOI in their analysis have found that these carers are similar to low EE carers (Barrowclough & Hooley, 2003).
Napster maintains that its analysis has found that of the seven million file names, 90percentt comply with the court order.
New analysis has found that people who identify as non-religious outnumber the Christian population in England and Wales.
The analysis has found that patients taking the drug for those conditions may also have an increased risk of suicidal thinking and behaviour.
Mr. Zarb's analysis has found that Nassau County's 2000 budget would come up $178.4 million short, and warned that without further cuts or new revenues, the county's deficit would balloon to $233 million next year and to about $321 million in 2003.
"Our analysis has found that fewer than one in 10 disabled people receive any employment support at all, with funding for disability employment programmes due to be halved in this parliament.
The new analysis has found that in many countries, once a nation achieves an especially high level of development, women appear to start having more babies again.
But a new analysis has found that many new techniques and medicines are either no more effective than the old ones, or worse.
