The phrase "and makes the analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an action that involves performing or conducting an analysis as part of a process or argument.
Example: "The researcher collects the data and makes the analysis to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "and conducts the analysis" or "and performs the analysis".
This paper presents a new method of measuring fat content in coconut milk at room temperature (25 °C) based on the designed Y-type optical fiber measurement system and makes the analysis and evaluation of this system.
Filtering out the CDD families with less than 125 sequences drastically reduces the number of coevolved site pairs and coevolved FIS per family and makes the analysis of family coevolutionary networks impractical.
Quantitative EEG analysis can reduce the time needed to review long-term EEG and makes the analysis more objective.
Quantitative EEG (qEEG) analysis can reduce the time needed to review long-term EEG and makes the analysis more objective.
Quantitative EEG (qEEG) analysis can reduce the time needed to review long-term EEG, and makes the analysis more objective [ 12- 14].
Array-CGH cannot detect balanced chromosomal translocations, insertions and inversions, however, and makes the analysis of heterogeneous and normal cell contaminated tumour samples difficult.
Now the molecular analysis tools have dramatically decreased in cost (DNA sequencing of a person's whole genome now costs more like $1,000), and the access to new tools has both sped up testing and made the analysis of very complex biochemical interactions with the body possible.
YB applied the software to a specific facility and made the analysis of results.
Statistical identification of putative degraders was thus impossible on total community level and made the analysis of indicator genera necessary.
When it comes to quantified patterns, however, ratio aggregates (sigma odot p%) and negation (sigma = 0) increase the expressive power and make the analysis more intriguing.
A solution of referring to the source text, comparing with other translations and examining the co-text is taken in order to pin down the exact meaning and make the analysis reliable.
