The phrase "analyses acknowledging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to multiple analyses that recognize or take into account certain factors or information.
Example: "The report includes several analyses acknowledging the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "studies recognizing" or "evaluations considering".
But at a news conference at their headquarters at Le Bourget airport near Paris, officials from the French Office of Investigations and Analyses acknowledged that they still had no clear understanding of the reason for the crash of Air France Flight 447.
Pathway analyses acknowledge complexity by considering multiple loci simultaneously and relating them to known functional annotations".
Multivariate analyses acknowledge spatial relatedness in whole-brain imaging datasets, offering greater sensitivity than conventional mass-univariate methods to detect spatially distributed effects [Norman et al., 2006].
The use of the RCS version of the Charlson score in the analyses acknowledges the finding that modifications of the original Charlson co-morbidity index (i.e. that originally described for US administrative data) to take account of local coding practices can improve the discriminatory power of logistic regression models [ 57].
Further insights into the effects of this intervention in surgical patients may come from individual patient data meta-analyses, acknowledging the challenges of ensuring availability and comparability of data among trials and obtaining expert statistical support.
The authors in both these meta-analyses acknowledged that the included studies used different eligibility criteria, study design, methods for measuring Ki-67 and cut-point values.
Given the limitations of meta-analyses, acknowledged by the authors [ 37], further research is required to establish whether there are associations between suicide-related behaviours and specific ADHD treatment medications.
These analyses, while acknowledging the limitations of Indigenous identification, do not elucidate discordance between datasets or secular trends in the quality of administrative recording in this regard, or interrogate how shortcomings in Indigenous identification influence measurement of Indigenous health indicators.
Their help and contribution to the design of data collection for these analyses is acknowledged.
If authors had provided information to other reviewers this data was included in our analyses and acknowledged appropriately.
