The phrase "analysis that incorporated a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of analysis that includes or integrates a specific element or factor.
Example: "The research paper presented an analysis that incorporated a variety of statistical methods to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "analysis that included a" or "analysis that embraced a".
Qualitative data were analyzed using thematic content analysis that incorporated elements of grounded theory.
The effect of conversion to INHD on LVM over time was also evaluated using a longitudinal analysis that incorporated all LVM data on patients with 2 or more echocardiograms.
The qualitative data collected were analyzed using a thematic content analysis approach that incorporated elements of grounded theory [ 29].
In a sensitivity analysis that incorporated this information, social support was not a predictor of functional decline and the effect of the other covariates remained the same.
Eptifibatide was associated with a favorable cost-effectiveness ratio of $US1407 (year 2000 values) per life-year gained in a retrospective US cost-effectiveness analysis that incorporated datafromthe ESPRITtrial and modeled life expectancy using a large cardiovascular database.
However, a sensitivity analysis that incorporated grade 2 AEs was conducted and consistent findings were observed (data not shown).
In a comparative analysis that incorporated sequences available for Panonychus citri, T. urticae, and insects, we identified radiations for detoxification gene families following the divergence of Panonychus and Tetranychus genera.
A sensitivity analysis that incorporated the middle range of scores on the behaviour scale into the low risk category was carried out, and the results with respect to protective factors were unchanged (data not shown).
Conducting a sensitivity analysis that incorporated these population increases would require assumptions of future incidence rates of these health outcomes, based on assumptions of socioeconomic development, including improvements in health care delivery, the rate of deployment of current interventions, and the development of more effective technologies.
To take account of potential confounding, in our primary analysis we also included an adjusted analysis that incorporated predefined trial level covariates in the metaregression model that is, clinical area of the treatment and patient population, intervention type, sponsor, journal, sample size, and mean follow-up time.
