The phrase "analyzed with a significant" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the analysis of data or information that has a notable or important aspect, but it needs to be followed by a noun to specify what is significant.
Example: "The results were analyzed with a significant focus on the outliers in the data set."
Alternatives: "analyzed with considerable" or "analyzed with notable".
The differences between groups were analyzed with a t test and considered significant with P < 0.05.
Those proteins without significant hits were analyzed with a PFAM-A database using pfam_scan.pl script [ 91].
The data for which the Kruskal-Wallis test was significant were further analyzed with a nonparametric multiple comparison Steel test.
The influence of rs17234657 and rs6871834 in RA risk was also analyzed, with no significant results observed [ 38].
The miRNAs that passed the quality test were analyzed with SAM (Significant Analysis of Microarray) to identify miRNAs that were significantly changed in ARDS (q < 0.05) [ 62].
The miRNAs that passed the quality test were analyzed with SAM (Significant Analysis of Microarray) in order to choose miRNAs that were significantly changed between different organs (q < 0.01) [ 53].
In the main VADT outcome results (17), 4.7% of the patients progressed from normal urine albumin to microalbuminuria (which would represent 36 patients in our analysis), and 0.4% progressed from microalbuminuria to macroalbuminuria (representing two patients in our group analyzed), with no significant differences between the intensive and standard glycemic control groups.
In each stage, the interactions of Significant DNA methylated genes were analyzed with respect to Significant expressed genes.
Solutions of lithium nitrate, manganese-II nitrate, and citric acid (all of analytical grade) of approx. 1 M concentration have been analyzed with the four significant digits accuracy, mixed using calibrated pipettes in the 1.05:2:6 ratio, and evaporated up to a resin state (80 °C).
