The phrase "analyzed on how" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express the method or criteria of analysis.
Example: "The data was analyzed on how the variables interacted with each other."
Alternatives: "analyzed regarding" or "analyzed based on".
It analyzed data on how lawyers did searches and even used eye-tracking systems to understand what parts of a Web site drew the lawyers' attention.
Choosing the right velocity threshold highly depends on the characteristics of the data that are being analyzed or on how short the saccades that need to be detected are (Holmqvist et al., 2011).
Outcomes can be analyzed based on how specific they are, if they are measurable, if they cover the domains of knowledge, skills, and attitudes, and if they are of a manageable number [ 32].
We selected the 40 new business models we analyzed on the basis of how many mentions they received in the high-quality, high-circulation business press.
System dissimilation can be analyzed on the basis of how systems maintain their functional availability and against the loss of it.
In one course she frequently co-teaches, Meditation and the Brain, students analyze research on how mindfulness and meditation affect health, psychiatry and medicine.
Research at M.I.T. has included what makes consumers trust, or distrust, commercial Web sites; how to design sites to make them easier to navigate; and how to convert more visitors into buyers by analyzing data on how people click through a site.
"We also want to get and analyze data on how retention varies," Roetter wrote.
So far, about 5000 people have signed up to help analyze data on how various anticancer drugs affect gene expression in cells.
By analyzing statistics on how often a twin of a set has a certain disorder compared to other sets of twins, scientists can determine whether that disorder is caused by genetic or environmental factors (i.e. whether it has 'nature' or 'nurture' causes).
