The phrase "analyzed as simple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the interpretation or examination of something in a straightforward manner.
Example: "The data was analyzed as simple to ensure clarity in the results."
Alternatives: "interpreted as basic" or "evaluated as straightforward."
The last step of model simplification was the deletion intervention effects, so that pure phase effects were analyzed as the simplest model.
Some sounds appear pitched thanks to a complex pattern of vibration that can be decomposed into sinusoidal constituents at multiple frequencies, since any pattern of vibration can be analyzed as some combination of simple sinusoids.
However, assembly of the TJ complex in stratified epithelia has not been analyzed as extensively as in simple epithelia.
The model is simple to be analyzed as it is the case in macro-slip model, and yet it includes the features of more realistic micro-slip model.
Simple columns with geometric imperfections and a four-story plane frame were analyzed as benchmark problems.
Stata is very handy for analyzing simple as well as complicated problems.
We show that there are numerous parameter sets that do not satisfy the relationships proferred as the optimal solutions, indicating that structural differences between the two types of transcriptional enhancers analyzed may not be as simple as altered activator cooperativity.
Collecting and analyzing that data is not as simple as throwing up a few sensors, and Industrious is committed to building out an infrastructure that supports data analysis in the long term.
On the other hand, experimental results were also analyzed by performing multiparametric as well as simple linear regressions between ln k°f and different solvent-dependent parameters, which affect both the exponential and the pre-exponential terms in the general expression for k°f.
The primary outcome measures were a comprehensive assessment of components of energy balance under free-living conditions, which were averaged from the first and last week of intervention and therefore expressed as simple summary statistics, analyzed by using either paired or independent t tests for contrasts within and between groups, respectively.
