The phrase "analyses deeply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a thorough examination or investigation of a subject or topic.
Example: "The researcher analyses deeply the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems."
Alternatives: "examines thoroughly" or "investigates in depth".
In this paper, the characteristics of the non-convex blocks with complex combinations of free planes are analysed deeply based on the classical block theory.
In any case, to better understand the mechanisms of mitochondrial inheritance it will be essential to analyse deeply the relationship between mitochondrial activity, Δ ψm, and Δ ψm-dependent trafficking mechanisms.
To date, the answer has often been that standard sequence analyses of deeply sampled genomic data sets favor Coelomata.
The phylogenetic analyses revealed deeply structured geographic clades, combined with some clear cases of haplotype sharing, particularly between New Zealand and Tasmania, as well as between New Zealand and Antarctica.
We'd talk a lot about acting and when we watched drama on TV, we'd analyse it deeply afterwards as a family, ad nauseum.
I am still not sure precisely what it means to "go back to a free-market solution" on health care (that statement belongs to John Boozman, running for Senate in a race that I will analyse more deeply in the paper this week).
Further studies may be of interest to analyse more deeply the emotional and subjective parts in medical decision.
New computational techniques for the analysis and design of systems for the manufacture of paniculate crystals have become available, and the more complex precipitation processes whereby crystallization follows fast chemical reactions have also been analysed more deeply.
New computational techniques for the analysis and design of systems for the manufacture of particulate crystals have become available, and the more complex precipitation processes whereby crystallization follows fast chemical reactions have also been analysed more deeply.
This paper reports on a study in which (1) user concerns were analysed more deeply and (2) what users said was contrasted with what they did in an experimental e-commerce scenario.
