The phrase "analysis member" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a person or entity that is part of a group focused on analysis, such as a research team or committee.
Example: "As an analysis member of the project, she contributed valuable insights that shaped our findings."
Alternatives: "analytical team member" or "data analysis participant".
Validation of interpretations: methodological triangulation of findings across observation, interviews and social network analysis; member checking.
To increase the validity of the analysis, member checking was performed.
Following data analysis, member checking of results with parent participants was completed in accordance with standard qualitative research methodology to ensure the credibility of findings.
To enhance credibility of the analysis, member checks [ 27] were conducted, i.e., the authors sent the preliminary analysis report to three informants for feedback.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Dimensional details of analysis members.
In this analysis, members of the same intra-genome protein family were regarded as synologs.
In order to ensure robust analysis, members of the research team reviewed emerging themes throughout the analysis phase.
Consistently throughout our analysis, members of a given subgroup yielded identical results (see below) in all RDs analysed and confirmed the occurrence of five haplotypes.
According to structure-function studies and amino acid sequence analysis, members of the E2F family can be classified into two main subclasses: activators E2F1 3 and repressors E2F4 8 [ 5].
In D. melanogaster, a promising line for the study of additive genetic variation is hemiclonal analysis (members of a single hemiclone share a random genomic haplotype) [ 27].
In the univariable analysis, members of the Jola ethnic group, those widowed or divorced and smokers were significantly more likely to have TB, while trained professional workers (eg. school teacher, nurse, doctor, pharmacist) had significantly lower risk.
