The phrase "analysis needs to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or objectives of an analysis process, particularly in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "In order to draw meaningful conclusions, the analysis needs to evaluate the data thoroughly."
Alternatives: "assessment must consider" or "examination should assess".
Thus, a sensitivity analysis is needed to evaluate the overall impact on the diagnosis process.
While the PCA explains the most overall variance in the data, and PCA-Gabor the least, additional analysis is needed to evaluate the methods in terms of experimentally relevant variance.
A detailed sensitivity analysis is needed to evaluate the main parameters of the Runoff-Extended Transport Blocks to establish the most sensitive parameters affecting the Runoff-Extended Transport Simulation.
Therefore, an expletory analysis is needed to evaluate the stage migration and cancer survival in the two groups.
Therefore, a compartmental analysis is needed to evaluate and understand potential differences in the pharmacokinetics between pregnant and nonpregnant women.
CHEK2 mutations, c.470T > C and c.1100delC, make a considerable contribution (12.2%) to these high-risk individuals but further segregation analysis are needed to evaluate the clinical significance of these mutations before applying them in clinical use.
CHEK2 mutations, c.470T > C and c.1100delC, make a considerable contribution (12.2%) to these high-risk individuals but further segregation analysis is needed to evaluate the clinical significance of these mutations before applying them in clinical use.
Therefore, a meta-analysis is needed to evaluate publication bias and conclusion of the results.
Certainly, analysis needs to be evaluated with caution as other factors might have rendered these results: most patients in our study had prior (adjuvant) immunotherapies and received DTIC after developing extrapulmonary disease progression.
