The phrase "aside the analysis that" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a meaning similar to "apart from the analysis that" or "besides the analysis that."
Example: "Aside the analysis that was conducted, we also need to consider the implications of the findings."
Alternatives: "apart from the analysis that" or "besides the analysis that."
Politics aside, it appears that the academics are pretty united on the analysis that Labour has benefited from a bias in the system.
On Jan . 16 the Associated Press reported that EPA regulators "set aside an analysis that concluded the drilling could have been to blame for the contamination" of a family's drinking water in Fort Worth, Texas, after Range Resources "threatened not to cooperate" with a national study on fracking.
They were not defined using more standard voxel-wise statistical comparisons (aside from the initial conjunction analysis that involved cluster-size corrections), and there was no requirement that all the relevant voxels be contiguous in the brain volume.
Leave aside the crudities of a policy analysis that sees any Conservative politician – and, for that matter, any of the Lib Dem supporting cast of 2010-2015 – asinisterster malefactor who deserves only hisses and catcalls.
He continued: Setting aside the legal analysis, what matters is that if you start having a situation in which there's legal controversy about the U.S. Treasury's authority to issue debt, the damage will have been done even if that were constitutional, because people wouldn't be sure. . . .
Putting aside the longer analysis of the movie, which I provided here on the Huffington Post, a relevant fact is that it will end up less than half as popular as Sacha Baron Cohen's previous provocation, the 2006 hit Borat.
Half-time analysis: "Aside from the assertion that an Australian would not be offended to be mistaken for a New Zealander being wrong, Aussies and Kiwis have entirely different vowel sounds in their accents," writes Jenny Kaldor.
Aside from the fact that the analysis of these tablets is relatively recent, one of the problems is that much of their context is hypothetical, because of the almost haphazard way in which early modern explorers pulled these artifacts out of the layered rubble of ancient mounds of detritus.
In effect, aside from appearance the method incorporates the analysis of another feature that is inherent to vehicles: their motion.
