The phrase "analyzed came" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The data analyzed came from various sources." (Note: This is a corrected version.)
Alternatives: "analyzed data" or "data that was analyzed".
The numbers Professor Beveridge analyzed came from the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey, a survey of 700,000 households nationwide that is being used to test the feasibility of collecting census data in a new way.
The DNA analyzed came from scat collected last year, none of which represented a third wolf.
The wood that the team analyzed came from trees of seven different genera, with conifers accounting for about 88% of the samples.
It is important to note that the RA samples analyzed came from three distinct cohorts of esRA patients, which makes it unlikely that the differences observed are due to trivial factors associated with the handling and storage of the samples.
The samples of ancient lava that they analyzed came from a heavily fractured zone of crust between 351 and 583 meters below the sea floor a few hundred kilometers off the shore of Washington state.
The bone that the Oxford researchers analyzed came from Lyon in France, and is now owned by the Rev. Dennis O'Neill, a Catholic priest in the Chicago area who collects Christian relics. .
The DNA he has analyzed comes from three small bones from the Vindija cave in Croatia.
The data analyzed comes from the SIP-ENTRY database.
Cassiman and Delorme argue that the three relatives they analyzed come from different branches of the tree, so the matching parts of their Y chromosome indicate true Bourbon inheritance.
In this study, 2,685 DNA samples were analyzed coming from two cohort studies and one case control dataset.
The data we analyzed come from six of the eight populations examined by [ 44](n = 19 21 individuals per population).
