The phrase "analyses differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different individuals or groups interpret or examine information in various ways.
Example: "The two researchers analyses differently, leading to contrasting conclusions in their studies."
Alternatives: "examines differently" or "interprets differently".
According to our analyses, differently spliced exons seem to exhibit significantly different properties, which in part may give rise to various splicing frequencies.
Treat the strength of the conclusions drawn from these distinct types of analyses differently and probe your analysts to fully understand the type of analysis that was performed.
The simulations are designed to ensure that certain conflicts arise, since various stakeholders in the game are encouraged to place different priorities on key short- and long- term goals and to value various kinds of technical analyses differently.
Data from Experiment 2 were analysed differently, in the attempt to better fit the different objectives of this part of the study and the peculiar experimental design.
We are very well aware that different academic disciplines might approach the detail of transcribing and/or analysing differently.
Several different behavioural measures were obtained, and as a result the data were analysed differently.
This research surveyed the vegetation and substrate on some of the oldest EGRs in south-west Germany and bolsters its limited sample size with the Buttschardt (2001) dataset, which had been analysed differently.
The zebrafish study was performed and analysed differently, and to facilitate comparison we used a fivefold threshold in our data.
It was assumed that the data had been analysed differently in each case but that these results represented the same trial and only one (Ukena et al) was included.
It must be acknowledged that the two strategies of statistical analyses modelled differently current age of patients and controls.
Only these neurons (from here on called task-related cells) were included in the following analyses, unless differently indicated.
