The phrase "analyses are necessary for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of analyses in relation to a specific task, project, or field of study.
Example: "In order to make informed decisions, analyses are necessary for understanding market trends."
Alternatives: "evaluations are essential for" or "assessments are required for".
Also, the river water quality changes with time and space, and continuous water quality measurements and analyses are necessary for effective water quality management in the study area.
At last, more analyses are necessary for extending the audio- and video-model components to more diverse degradations such as other loss distributions, video and audio encoder and decoder settings, and the audiovisual model to audiovisual synchronization artifacts.
Thus, careful dropout analyses are necessary for the overall interpretation of the study results [ 7].
Further studies with larger data using age-group analyses are necessary for investigating gender differences in clinical outcomes management in Korea.
In future work, an in depth-scan of SNPs and haplotype analyses are necessary for confirming the significant genes proposed by this study.
Owing to high gene density and complicated LD, further fine mapping and analyses are necessary for pinpointing the exact causal polymorphism in that region.
It has been previously reported that for the comparison of measurement methods, at least 53 paired-values for hemoglobin were necessary in operating theaters [20], whereas 127 202 consecutive paired analyses were necessary for comparison in ICUs where higher variability is expected [21, 22].
The situation in the LIP with disease was more serious than in the NP; hence, in-depth research and analyses is necessary for understanding the disease condition and the cause, to provide suggestions for medical research institutions and the government.
Integrated use of detailed experimental data and in silico analyses is necessary for reconstructing transcriptional regulatory networks (TRNs) [ 19], which improve our understanding of complex phenotypes and facilitate the development of novel strains using synthetic biology.
It would also be very important to increase the sample size per country, as more detailed analyses are necessary e.g. for better understanding the social and the health consequences of forgone care.
Thus, survival analysis in this model is a marker for the effect of treatment on the primary tumour, whereas endpoint analyses are necessary as marker for the effect of treatment on metastatic spread.
