The phrase "analysis which tends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of analysis that has a tendency or inclination towards a particular outcome or perspective.
Example: "The analysis which tends to favor quantitative data often overlooks qualitative insights."
Alternatives: "analysis that leans" or "analysis that tends to".
This kind of analysis, which tends to highlight valuation anomalies, was developed by James Tobin, the Nobel laureate who died last week, he said.
The value of polling and opinion data is in the analysis of subsets and the relationships revealed by both sophisticated analysis (which tends to be inaccessible to journalists and the lay public) and simple analysis such as crosstabs.
We included all available orthologous sequences from Silene species to have as many sequences as possible for the phylogenetic dN/dS analysis, which tends to give more accurate results with more sequences, and to have outgroups (the non-dioecious species S. vulgaris and S. conica).
The wavelet approach proved to be useful in modeling temporal FM counting patterns (e.g., general levels and spikes) in contrast to previously applied temporal methods, such as functional data analysis, which tend to smooth out potentially important spikes [ 15].
This bias could be due to the research culture in the US, authors of the analysis said, which tends to preferentially reward scientists for the novelty and immediate impact of a piece of work over the quality or its long-term contribution to the field.
Conventional splice junction mutation analysis of NGS data, which tends to emphasize only the significance of changes in conserved splice junction, intronic dinucleotides does not appear to be as sensitive or comprehensive as the information theory-based approach we describe [7].
I shall begin with the basic concepts of the focused factory, then follow with an analysis of the productivity phenomenon, which tends to prevent the adoption of the focused plant concept.
Finally, factor analysis is a data-driven method, which tends to define population-specific patterns.
In this way, the analysis can be conducted without necessarily implementing the real system, which tends to be valuable in the design phase of SOA.
2. Their analysis of wood density seem quite consistent with previous literature, which tends to find that density has a more stable response to temperature.
More detailed comparative analysis will allow a clearer understanding of the selection or structural pressure which tends to conserve this particular region.
