The phrase "analysis may be useful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that conducting an analysis could provide valuable insights or benefits in a particular context.
Example: "In evaluating the project's success, an analysis may be useful to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "analysis could be beneficial" or "analysis might prove helpful."
These highly accurate algorithms using SNP analysis may be useful in the prediction of responsiveness and adverse events before treatment with abatacept, and in this way can contribute to future tailor-made treatment with biologic agents.
In contrast, genes that are involved in a variety of biological processes and that modulate 128Q-neuron dysfunction when knocked-down by RNAi were dysregulated in either the CHL2 or R6/2 mice, illustrating how data comparison using substractive analysis may be useful for target prioritisation.
Logistic regression and ROC analysis may be useful in the characterization and grading of brain tumors using parametric combinations, however the discrimination accuracy and specificity may be further improved, especially for tumors that present similar histo-pathological profiles, if sophisticated machine learning algorithms are used.
Therefore, multi-texture analysis may be useful to investigate muscle damage and myopathic disorders.
The analysis may be useful to the management of pesticides and the design of landfills.
This type of analysis may be useful in relating observed regime shifts in ecosystem structure to underlying processes.
Network meta-analysis may be useful to optimise the power of evidence synthesis studies once data from new randomised controlled studies in this field are published in the future.
The mathematical correlations and regression assessment led to the derivation of simple polynomial expressions which were used for sensitivity analysis and may be useful for the design, monitoring and control of this important desalination process.
Several insights arise from our analysis, which may be useful to policymakers, scientists and biomedical entrepreneurs.
With experience in fisheries policy and management, economic impact evaluation, and education and training, Pacific Catalyst team members will work to provide policy analysis that may be useful to organizations such as the Forum Fisheries Agency, Pacific Community and other established institutions, to enhance both the sustainability and value of marine resources.
Prospective hazard analysis methods may be useful for evaluating care provided across primary and secondary care pathway boundaries.
