The phrase "analysis would be needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an examination or evaluation is required for a particular situation or issue.
Example: "Before making a decision, it is clear that analysis would be needed to understand the implications of our choices."
Alternatives: "evaluation would be necessary" or "assessment would be required."
Officials later demurred, saying more debate and analysis would be needed before new laws were adopted.
The operator said more analysis would be needed before it could confirm that the images were of melted uranium fuel rods, but confirmed that the lumps were not there before Fukushima Daiichi was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami on 11 March 2011.
A wider consequential analysis would be needed, and still the results would likely be case-specific.
Yet, it needs to be noted that the results were calculated for Northern Finland, and elsewhere a separate optimality analysis would be needed.
This means that transcription levels are considered as the sum of both genes (pox1/pox2); however, a more comprehensive analysis would be needed in order to arrive at this conclusion in this study.
In order to verify the three-wave coupling scenario for the growth of the zero-frequency mode, refined analysis would be needed such as higher-order statistics or by bicoherence analysis.
To make the best use of the biomarker information by adopting a two cut-off point strategy or a multi-cut-off point risk classification strategy, an individual data meta-analysis would be needed to overcome the limitations of this aggregated data meta-analysis.
As noted by [10], 'The model is not meant to replace detailed engineering analyses of grid rollout, including load-flow analysis, which would be needed as part of the implementation process, so it cannot be used as a stand-alone implementation tool'.
Thus, further analysis or superior techniques would be needed to detect possible genetic signatures.
To reach an even higher resolution, further analysis of additional exons would be needed for these alleles.
Assuming a two-tailed type I error α = 0.05 and a power of 0.80, a priori analysis suggested 19 patients would be needed in each group (Power and Precision™ Biostat Inc., Englewood, NJ).
