The phrase "analyses independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to examine or evaluate something without external influence or assistance.
Example: "The researchers conducted their studies in such a way that each team analyses independently to ensure unbiased results."
Alternatives: "evaluates separately" or "examines autonomously".
111In-OTSA101 tracer tracer uptake visually appeared highly heterogeneous in inter- and intra-patient analyses, independently of tumor sizes, with variable kinetics.
The results also suggest that the expected traffic level in the tunnel has a neglectable impact in the economic analyses, independently of the type of pavement or tunnel length.
Seh1 and Sec13 sequences can be difficult to distinguish, though, for T. brucei, DeGrasse et al. and our analyses independently identified the same Sec13 candidate.
Our analyses independently confirm the whole genome shotgun assemblies and align the linkage map to the physical map and sequence assemblies.
Together, the physical map and our analyses independently verify the whole genome shotgun sequence assemblies and provide a high degree of assurance to the published whole genome shotgun sequence project.
Two pathologists evaluated FISH and IHC analyses independently.
Transcripts from all focus groups were analysed independently by two researchers (DI and another independent academic) using thematic analysis [ 23].
Finally, responses on the influence of CSR disclosures based on the GRI were analysed independently.
Following this phase, interviews were transcribed and later analysed independently by two of the authors following an open, thematic coding protocol.
The changes in the flow pattern were determined based on the time histories of velocity fluctuations analysed independently in the most characteristic regions of the measuring section.
These effects were accounted for by calibrating the Raman spectra at the reaction temperature using mixtures produced by the reactors that were analysed independently by gas chromatography.
