The phrase "analyses from the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the results or findings derived from a particular study or research.
Example: "The analyses from the study indicate a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "findings from the research" or "results of the study".
The authors report here updated analyses from the study, which are consistent with previously published results indicating that CRT-P or CRT-D has favorable effects on heart failure morbidity and mortality in a patient population "precision" selected by the surrogate marker of increased QRS interval duration.
The group reported analyses from the study of 501 animals from 19 worldwide taurine (B. taurus), zebu (B. indicus), and hybrid breeds (taurine-zebu hybrids), as well as two outgroup species (Anoa and Water Buffalo).
One paper [ 34] reported additional analyses from the study reported by Day et al. [ 32].
There is certainly lots of knowledge to be gained from metagenomic analyses, from the study of mobile elements, from the study of gene evolution, lots of patterns and processes to explain, even without the light of cellular evolution.
All relevant statistical analyses from the studies (including mean, standard deviations, statistical tests, p-values and effect sizes) were compiled and recorded.
The risks analysed from the study in correlation with the pedestrian demand in such uncontrolled crossings will help in design of safer pedestrian facilities.
Although the use of aldrin and dieldrin is banned in many countries including Ghana, these pesticides were detected in the cocoa bean samples analysed from the study area.
The results show that all cocoa bean samples analysed from the study area had one or more organochlorine pesticide residues detected in them.
The observed mean values of all the pesticide residues detected in the cocoa beans analysed from the study sites were below their respective European Union Maximum Residue Levels for cocoa beans, with the exception of S3 which recorded mean concentration of beta-HCH to be above the EU MRL for cocoa bean.
Considering levels of pesticide residues in the fermented dried cocoa beans against the European (EU) commission regulations on pesticide residues, cocoa beans analysed from the study area do not pose health risks and hence, threat to the cocoa industry in Ghana as far as export to Europe is concerned.
However, cocoa bean samples analysed from the study area showed the presence of eight (8) organochlorine pesticide residues (lindane (gamma-HCH), beta-HCH, dieldrin, aldrin, p,p'-DDE, p,p'-DDD, p,p'-DDT, and methoxychlor) as shown in Tables 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
