The phrase "analyses appear to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or interpretations that suggest a certain conclusion based on the analyses conducted.
Example: "The recent studies on climate change indicate that the analyses appear to be consistent with previous research."
Alternatives: "analyses seem to indicate" or "analyses suggest that".
Potential acceleration analyses appear to be suitable for evaluating differences between common gait patterns and may also be applied to study the effects of surgical treatments.
Based on the results of our Monte Carlo, these rank-based analyses appear to be more efficient than the maximum likelihood (mle) analysis for the skew-normal distributions considered.
Finally, the effective stress intensity factor and J integral solutions at the critical locations of the welds obtained from three-dimensional finite element analyses appear to be good fracture mechanics parameters to correlate the experimental fatigue data for the 5754/7075 and 7075/5754 welds in lap-shear and cross-tension specimens.
However, comprehensive analyses appear to be warranted to better evaluate this issue.
The use of a small number of markers (e.g. three for VNTR) is limiting for investigating phylogenetic relationships between strains, and whilst programmes such as eBurst (http://eburst.mlst.net/) have been used the analyses appear to be of limited use [11].
The analyses appear to be appropriate to the study aims.
The utility of nuclear gene sequences in intraspecific phylogenetic analyses appears to be limited by increased coalescence time as compared to chloroplast genes.
More broadly, landscape connectivity analyses appears to be highly sensitive to the thresholds used to identify suitable habitat, and we recommend conducting sensitivity analyses as introduced here to identify the optimal combination of thresholds.
Nevertheless, despite some effect at higher levels, the effect of phylogenetic distance in our analyses appears to be primarily at lower (i.e., genera within families) taxonomic levels.
These include the fact that the phylogenetic signal supporting the traditional relationship of a Pelecanus + Suloidea clade to the exclusion of Fregata (in the extant taxa only analyses) appears to be the result of cumulative hidden support across the three major anatomical partitions [80].
