The phrase "analysis the impact" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "analyze the impact"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the examination or evaluation of the effects or consequences of a particular event or situation.
Example: "In our report, we will analyze the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "assess the impact" or "evaluate the impact."
In this analysis, the impact of Pb ingestion from wine on adult BLLs was assessed.
Through numerical analysis, the impact of NLOS propagation on the position error bound is evaluated.
When those years were excluded from the analysis, the impact of non-EU migrants became difficult to pick out.
In the third part of the analysis, the impact of the gender of the migrant and the receiver is evaluated.
In a recent analysis, the impact of punches was systematically examined both with and without AIBA-approved headgear.
In the regional topographical analysis, the impact craters formed on the flat- and sloped-surface were analyzed in detail.
Because there is little consensus concerning the optimal way of dealing with study validity in meta-analysis, the impact of excluding/including outcomes of studies with (possible) high risk of bias was investigated [22], [23].
In addition to the full analysis, we also examined in a sub-analysis the impact of implausible birth weight/gestational age combinations on overall results.
Foy et al. investigated in a meta-analysis the impact of interventions on patient recruitment and concluded that organisational characteristics (e. g. strong trial infrastructure) seemed to be important [ 16].
Given the disparity in results between individual studies for memantine, when a lower number of trials are included in the meta-analysis, the impact of extreme results in a given study on overall heterogeneity is higher.
The main objective of this review was to evaluate through meta-analysis the impact of the strengths-based approach on service users' level of functioning and quality of life, as primary outcomes and psychotic symptoms as secondary outcomes in people living with severe mental health illness.
