The phrase "analyses in which the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific types of analyses that involve certain conditions or elements.
Example: "The research focuses on analyses in which the variables are controlled to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "studies that involve" or "examinations where the".
At first, some analytic philosophers regarded Chomsky's analyses, in which the surface syntactic structures of sentences were generatively derived from underlying "deep structures," as a possible model for philosophical analysis.
Therefore, this study conducted a series of eigenvalue analyses in which the slenderness ratios of flanges and webs were considered.
This assumption is supported by analyses in which the educational aspiration is used as a dependent variable (see Table 6 in the Appendix).
A typical task in an engineering office is to perform parametric analyses in which the response of the structure is studied when some changes are performed.
The experimental results are compared with predictions deduced from these analyses in which the data concerning the turbulence of the medium have been determined experimentally.
SP-13, SP-15, SP-16, and SP-18 were those analyses in which the damping was varied to examine the effect of damping on dynamic response of the bridge.
The nonlinear IDA method involves carrying out a sequence of dynamic analyses in which the intensity of Sa(T1) is considered incrementally increased until a specific limit state (Vamvatsikos and Cornell 2002).
This large-scale analysis helps understanding the set of face-sensitive areas in the human brain, and encourages in-depth single participant analyses in which the whole set of areas is considered in each individual brain.
Our KDE analyses, in which the errors assigned to alignment data were considered, are based on the assumption that the direction in which a particular orientation group was astronomically functional is indicated in histograms by narrower maxima with larger amplitudes.
Detailed analyses, in which the SWCNT density was normalized using percolation threshold, confirmed that the dependence of on-current on the normalized density approximately follows percolation theory, independently of the SWCNT length.
It combines Biot's approach, wherein the surface irregularities are modeled by a homogeneous distribution of hemispherical bosses, with more conventional analyses in which the ground is modeled as a smooth plane of finite impedance.
