The phrase "analyses individually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the examination or evaluation of items or subjects on a one-by-one basis.
Example: "In this study, we will analyses individually the responses from each participant to gain deeper insights."
Alternatives: "evaluate separately" or "examine individually".
Genes are analysed individually as well as collectively: so individual dissent can be identified, local congruences can be detected, so that the phylogenetic signal does not have to be coherent at the end of the analysis.
Differences in the concentrations of Ca and Mg due to geographic range (Table 3) were not obvious when all clones were analysed individually, and were better explained by a function of individual clones rather than any general geographic trend.
Each cohort was analysed individually and in total and stratified by province, district, and individual health facility.
Most species occurred at densities too low to be analysed individually and so were pooled at higher taxonomic levels.
To test the algorithm, 4449 nuclei from the 5 different cell types (2944 Saos-2, MCF7 and SH-SH5Y cancer cells, 1673 hOB and L929 non-cancer cells) were analysed individually on P4G4.
Each frame is analysed individually to create this virtual world, with the algorithms then creating out a path of best fit that follows the photographer's route as smoothly as possible.
These clusters were analysed individually to parameterise key epidemic measures: cumulative incidence, incidence rate, effective reproduction rate, nearest neighbour spread distances, epidemic length and the number of infected premises.
Each sub-area was analysed individually to examine the effect of drain condition on accuracy.
Each of the nine codes was analysed individually to assess the Kappa score.
In this particular design, simulation modelling allows the utilisation of each section of the track to be analysed individually.
