The phrase "analysis is impacted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or variables that influence the results or outcomes of an analysis.
Example: "The accuracy of the results indicates that the analysis is impacted by the quality of the data collected."
Alternatives: "analysis is influenced by" or "analysis is affected by".
In addition, the statistical power of the risk factor analysis was impacted by the overall, small sample size.
In addition, network analysis may be impacted by the underrepresentation in the literature of integrative studies that were carried out, but whose results were never published (perhaps because of negative results).
The apparent decreases in ADHD-RS-IV total and subscale scores in this unadjusted analysis may be impacted by baseline differences between the GXR and ATX cohorts as well as differences in placebo effect.
3) Household size greater than 3 was associated with an increased risk of at least one secondary case in the household, though this effect was statistically significant only in the univariate analysis and could be impacted by a selection bias.
Studies using technologies such as esophageal Doppler or pulse contour analysis (calibrated or uncalibrated) may be impacted by the device itself, decreasing the precision of the measurement of CO [ 26, 27].
Pathway analysis suggests only protein biosynthesis to be impacted by this model (Additional file 1: Table S2).
In depth analysis of how modifiable risk factors are impacted by geospatial characteristics and the built environment is warranted in Baltimore to tailor interventions.
Second, we hypothesized that these two dimensions would be impacted by the video analysis intervention.
Data required for a thorough analysis of DILI events in clinical trials are impacted by study inclusion/exclusion criteria.
This new analysis reflects only part of the way Trump voters could be impacted by the GOP plan.
