The phrase "analyzed finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a result or conclusion that has been examined or interpreted through analysis.
Example: "The analyzed finding revealed significant trends in consumer behavior that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "examined result" or "assessed conclusion".
The Artificial Neural Networks classifiers and the Support Vector Machine performance were analyzed, finding out that the first one obtained the best results.
These effects have been analyzed finding a relation between the type of CNT and the dispersion degree with the change in the rheological behavior and the heterogeneity of the mechanical properties.
Twenty-seven samples of young varietal wines, i.e. Cabernet Sauvignon (n = 9), Merlot (n = 8) and Carménère (n = 10) were analyzed finding a biogenic amines content from 18.12 to 39.84 mg L-1, where putrescine showed the highest concentration in all grape varieties.
Based on this, their dynamic response performance is compared and analyzed, finding that the faster the system responds, the greater the mass flow rate of working fluid is, which provides useful reference for the control design of ORC with different working fluids.
Reads for the 56 conserved miRNAs families were mapped against the genome and 485 adjacent regions were analyzed finding that 116 met the main criteria for being considered as real pre-miRNAs (structural features and secondary structure statistical test).
The main strength of our study is that it analyzed findings by type of hospital and allowed for socio-economic factors.
Analyzing findings from sedimentary rocks explored by the rover Opportunity, the scientists said the rocks now appeared to have formed under a shallow bed of softly flowing water near a shoreline -- not, as formerly seemed possible, through seepage from underground.
It will then analyze findings and make them publicly available.
Finally, initiation interrogates one method with another; it increases depth by analyzing findings and interpretations from the perspective of different methods and paradigms.
The purpose of this study was to analyze findings that were related to cases with a complicated/adverse neonatal outcome in the Swedish randomized controlled trial.
This article argues that research drawing on newspaper data can be improved by employing mixed methods to confirm and complement data and to analyze findings from different research paradigms.
