The phrase "analyses of numbers of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of various quantities or data points in a specific context, such as research or statistics.
Example: "The analyses of numbers of participants in the study revealed significant trends in behavior."
Alternatives: "examinations of quantities of" or "studies of data points of".
The identification of a common ancestor, the results from the experimental matings and the analyses of numbers of cases from risk matings strongly support the hypothesis of an autosomal recessively inherited disease.
Analyses of numbers of blind according to WHO and US criteria and with and without taking visual fields into account were, therefore, purely descriptive, and no analyses for significances were performed.
With undiagnosed disorders, there is also the possibility of an antecedent hypermutable disorder; however, no one individual in our cohort had an increased number of reportable variants and our prior analyses of numbers of exome sequence variants within the UDP families did not identify marked differences from those reported for other cohorts.
The analysis of the BST was supplemented with the use of the Narrative Assessment Profile (NAP) and quantitative analyses of number of words, mazes, propositions, types of conjunctions and story elements.
The analyses of number of reinforcers collected showed a trend for a main effect of exposure, F 3,25) = 3.0; p = 0.051.
In analyses of number of sexual episodes with partners we adjusted for whether the respondent identified the partner as a main or non-main (casual/exchange) partner, and whether the respondent knew the partner's HIV serostatus.
For the analyses of number of health care visits, we adjusted for self-reported health status and the number of years an individual had been a patient of the practice, as sicker patients and patients new to a practice may use services more frequently than healthy or established patients [ 20].
On this basis, all children were included in subsequent analyses irrespective of number of training sessions completed.
The present study ranks with the largest biodiversity analyses in terms of number of organisms, and is at least two orders of magnitude faster.
The study analysed the growth of number of LCAs in Asian countries and reviewed the methodology applied in each LCA study.
