The phrase "analysis that includes a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a type of analysis that incorporates a specific element or aspect.
Example: "The report presents an analysis that includes a comprehensive review of the data trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "analysis incorporating a" or "analysis featuring a".
A comprehensive rolling process model is introduced to form the foundation of chatter analysis that includes a range of possible process variations.
This article presents a complementary analysis that includes a new normalization of the generalized Hoek Brown failure criterion, complete solutions for associated and non-associated flow rules, with some new closed-form solutions in the latter case, and in-depth considerations regarding intermediate stresses and edge effects.
We considered the Constantine environment to be suitable for testing the empirical relationships derived in the previous section, without having as an objective a full and extended seismic-risk analysis that includes a site-specific hazard assessment.
4) I would prefer to see an analysis that includes a closer look at the different frequency components.
We have also added Figure 2 figure supplement 3. 4) I would prefer to see an analysis that includes a closer look at the different frequency components.
Our study presents obvious limitations: it is a historical analysis that includes a relatively small number of patients from a single institution.
"This will be a comprehensive analysis that includes an analysis of all that has been done for the hospital to date," said Arda Nazerian, chief of staff to the Nassau County executive, Thomas R. Suozzi.
For some outcomes, we implemented a regression analysis that includes an intervention indicator variable as well as a number of covariates.
Other model assumptions were extracted from a previously published cost-effectiveness analysis that included a comprehensive literature review.
Pearson chi2 test for categorical variables and t test for continuous variables were used, as was a multivariable analysis that included a stepwise Cox proportional hazard model.
For the characterisation of the source of the proteinaceous material, the amino acid profile of each sample whose protein content was above the quantitation limit of the procedure was subjected to a multivariate statistical analysis that included a data set of 121 reference samples of animal glue, casein, and egg (whole egg, albumen and yolk) [17] using principal component analysis (PCA).
