The phrase "analysis suggested that even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or conclusions drawn from an analysis, particularly when introducing a surprising or unexpected result.
Example: "The analysis suggested that even small changes in the data could lead to significant differences in the outcome."
Alternatives: "the analysis indicated that even" or "the analysis revealed that even".
Another analysis suggested that even with just 10percentt adoption, driverless cars could account for $250 billion in driver productivity alone.
The sensitivity analysis suggested that even if up to 5 case matches were not detected, our conclusion was relatively robust.
The feature analysis suggested that even though peak height alone was a critical factor for identifying cell-type specific peaks, other features could also help predictions.
First, it should be noted that the given costs are all estimates (albeit sensitivity analysis suggested that even allowing for considerable uncertainty in the quantity and cost of resources, the general picture remained unchanged i.e., the cost of inpatient care was significantly higher that of the proposed community alternatives).
Fan and colleagues [ 43] compared the predictions derived from five gene expression profiling studies, and the resulting analysis suggested that even though there was little gene overlap between the different studies, the outcome predictions were similar and probably tracked the same phenotype, illustrated by the same functional clusters.
Despite the limitations already highlighted, our analysis suggests that even though TRE slightly increases overall functional performance, the efficiency (gains by session) is lower than in COM modes.
Structural analysis suggests that even subtle differences in amino acid composition within the active sites are responsible for conferring specificity of these inhibitors for Pfmrk over PKA.
The analysis suggests that even when empowerment appears to be written into legislation there are mechanisms available to limit empowerment further.
The results of the combined net discounted tax analysis suggest that even after deducting transfers, the German government has a fiscal benefit from immunizing the female and male population.
Although species number and population density of birds breeding in farmland woodlots have changed only slightly in the study area, the population trend analysis suggests that even moderately intensified agriculture (by EU standards) affects the community of birds.
