The phrase "analysis on the contribution" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition should be "of" instead of "on."
Example: "The analysis of the contribution reveals significant insights into the project's success."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the contribution" or "assessment of the contribution."
The paper has presented a preliminary analysis on the contribution provided by different kinds of information to the estimation of time-dependent O-D matrix demand.
It follows that our analysis on the contribution of various risk factors might be constrained by differences in measurement accuracy.
Logistic regression analysis on the contribution of TTP to MND resulted in a crude OR of 1.27 (95% CI 1.06 to 1.54).
Authors' response : After analyzing the contribution of OGT and oxygen requirement to GC content variation, based on our dnaE-based group framework, we think that it is necessary for us to perform analysis on the contribution of other related factors, such as several ecological and metabolic features, to provide evidence for the universality of the dnaE-based grouping scheme.
However, the exploratory analysis on the contribution of APRs to the various composite scores was based on a linear regression model despite non-normal distributions of several variables, given the large numbers of observations in the routine cohort (n = 767; Table 1), which is sufficient to invoke the central limit theorem.
However, as the UNFCCC report has a mandate to focus only on the aggregate effects, analysis of the contribution of individual Parties are not presented.
This score is based on a factor analysis of the contributions of individual MetS components on a sex- and race/ethnicity-specific basis.
These constructs were devoid of any of the human sequences used in various animal or cell models for myotonic dystrophy [17], [34], [35] as we wanted to concentrate our analysis exclusively on the contribution of CUG expansions to pathogenicity.
In contrast to frameshifting indels, which are generally "global" events causing changes on a protein scale, our analysis focuses on the contribution of indels to protein evolution on a "local" scale, and we therefore restricted our set to the 151 insertions and 249 deletions which are non-frameshifting.
However, to the best of our knowledge, there has not been any comprehensive analysis on the relative contribution of different genomic data to gene expression phenotypes, nor an adequate statistical approach to address this issue of elucidating gene expression phenotypes with more than two types of genomic data at hand.
