The phrase "analyses argue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conclusions or positions taken by various analyses or studies on a particular topic.
Example: "The recent studies on climate change show that analyses argue for immediate action to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "studies suggest" or "reports indicate".
Results from population genetic analyses argue against the presence of site fidelity at fine geographic scales.
Although it was originally concluded that the light momentum increased as it entered the water, thus causing the water to recoil toward the source, recent analyses argue points to the contrary.
Together, the results of such analyses argue that aggregation propensity acts as strong constraint during evolution, shaping different polypeptide properties.
Many of these resembled the living Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus), but recent phylogenetic analyses argue instead that many belong to an endemic clade with only one unambiguous living representative – the African dwarf crocodile Osteolaemus.
On the other hand, the results of our MRI analyses argue against a possible detrimental effect of an atorvastatin/IFN-β combination therapy on disease course, as recently suggested [20].
Overall, the results of our analyses argue against complacency.
The press would have been replete with op-eds and analyses arguing that Abbas is an enemy of peace, Israel, the Jewish people, and the civilized world.
Additional structural threading and orthologous sequence alignment analyses argued that the prion gene family is phylogenetically derived from a ZIP-like ancestral molecule.
However, other phylogenomic analyses argued that C. glabrata diverged earlier [ 4, 44, 45].
However, the lack of significant associations in the crude analyses argues against this as an important factor.
Ctenophores are strongly supported as the sister to the remaining Metazoa and support for Parahoxozoa is overwhelming in our analyses, arguing against the traditional grouping of ctenophores and cnidarians into Coelenterata.
