The phrase "analysis to yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of an analysis, particularly in a scientific or research context, to indicate that the analysis is intended to produce specific results or findings.
Example: "The analysis to yield accurate results is crucial for the success of the experiment."
Alternatives: "analysis aimed at producing" or "analysis designed to generate".
Finally, the failure of exergy analysis to yield conclusive results for on-design HD cycle analysis is discussed briefly.
Statistical data on loads and on strengths are integrated by the reliability analysis to yield criteria that are consistent with a prescribed measure of reliability.
Mathematically, gravitational potentials in the Riemannian space can be evaluated by the procedures of tensor analysis to yield a solution of the Einstein gravitational field equations outside the mass points themselves, for any particular distribution of matter.
In this talk I will describe a brain mapping approach to combine magnetoencephalography (MEG), functional MRI (fMRI) measurements, and convolutional neural networks (CNN) by representational similarity analysis to yield a spatially and temporally integrated characterization of neuronal representations when observers perceive visual events.
Accordingly, confinement needs special nonlinear analysis to yield accurate predictions.
Fractions of 6L were collected and combined after TLC analysis to yield 9 fractions (A – I).
Hence, for a systematic review and meta-analysis to yield reasonable and interpretable results, it is mandatory that only studies using one defined extract are included.
We calculated that an additional 9000 patients would need to be randomized for the meta-analysis to yield strong evidence of a 25% relative risk reduction.
In a systematic review evaluating pancreatitis with statins, data from case-control studies were pooled in a meta-analysis to yield a numerical estimate of the relative risk, and to allow assessment of statistical significance.
We calculated that an additional 3,800 patients would need to be randomized (1,900 randomized to IHZ, and 1,900 randomized to placebo) for the meta-analysis to yield moderate evidence of a 25% relative risk reduction.
