The phrase "a statistical analyses of" is not correct due to the plural form "analyses" being used with the singular article "a." You can use it when discussing a specific statistical examination or evaluation of a particular subject or dataset.
Example: "The research paper presents a statistical analyses of the impact of climate change on agricultural yields."
Alternatives: "a statistical analysis of" or "an analysis of statistics on".
As a result, statistical analyses of occurrence data must take into account parameters such as the probability of detecting an organism, a value that can differ markedly among species (MacKenzie et al. 2005).
Atop that it builds a predictive model using statistical analyses of the impact of bad weather and upcoming events such as ball games and concerts.
We resolve this problem here via a combination of careful statistical analyses of high-resolution transmission electron microscope images of pulse-annealed bulk amorphous samples and detailed molecular dynamic simulations of crystallization in deep undercooling conditions.
Before inferential analyses, we will undertake a series of descriptive statistical analyses of ID components of the conceptual framework and the attendant characteristics (means, standard deviations, cross-tabulations, etc).
This information about smoking was used as a covariate in the statistical analyses of the relationships between behavior and platelet MAO-B activity.
Since variances increase along with molecule numbers in qPCR (heteroscedasticity), we used a log2 transformation for statistical analyses of qPCR data.
We applied an image processing analysis, a clustering analysis method and statistical analyses of intensity readouts to detect host factors involved in HCV infection.
We propose an alternative approach for statistical analyses of latency outcomes.
Consequently, the new roundness parameter R can be expected to have a significant effect on future statistical analyses of roundness.
A combination of several multivariate statistical analyses of 1H HRMAS results was used to differentiate the Italian "mozzarella di bufala campana" on the basis of the geographical origin of that specific soft-cheese product [67].
