The phrase "analysis the evidence" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the evidence"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the process of examining or interpreting evidence in various contexts, such as research, legal matters, or scientific studies.
Example: "In order to draw valid conclusions, we must analyze the evidence collected during the investigation."
Alternatives: "examine the evidence" or "evaluate the evidence."
The company said in a statement: "We welcome the CAT's confirmation that Ofcom's competition concerns in relation to the wholesale supply of Sky Sports are unfounded and that, contrary to Ofcom's analysis, the evidence shows that Sky has engaged constructively with other distributors over the supply of its premium channels.
Teach "critical analysis", the evidence for and against neo-Darwinism, but not "intelligent design", unless at a private institution supportive of creationism.
In this analysis, the evidence indicates that Indigenous children performed lower on the WAI and the PPVT than the non-indigenous at Wave 1.
In fact, in my analysis, the evidence indicates they have worse results than similar schools.
But in the final analysis, the evidence was clear and convincing.
Though the viability of bite mark evidence has regularly been challenged by both legal experts and forensic scientists — in 2009, the National Academy of Sciences released a report warning that there was very little scientific basis to bite analysis — the evidence has been readily permitted in US courtrooms for 50 years.
Given these conflicting results, we aimed to systematically review and quantitatively assess (using meta-analysis) the evidence for an association between SES and telomere length in adulthood.
In our meta-analysis, the evidence suggested that MTR c.2756A>G (rs1805087), TC2 c.776C>G (rs1801198), and C β S c.844ins68 polymorphisms did not contribute as an independent risk factor for DS.
In conclusion, in spite of the limitations of our meta-analysis, the evidence supports that ADC measurement by DW-MRI is a useful tool to measure the properties of the internal structure of tumors, and could be an important radiographic index for the differentiation of renal tumors.
In particular, Mr. Maddox said there might have been inconsistencies in the analysis of the evidence conducted by Michael Malone, an F.B.I. agent and expert on hair and fiber analysis.
