The phrase "analyses of the aforementioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to analyses that pertain to previously mentioned subjects or topics in a text.
Example: "The report includes analyses of the aforementioned studies, highlighting their key findings and implications."
Alternatives: "analyses of the previously mentioned" or "analyses of the earlier discussed".
In this section, we first present the results of the clustering analyses on the aforementioned incentives of entrepreneurship in the literature.
All statistical analyses on the aforementioned parameters were performed using SPSS (15.0, SPSS inc., Chicago).
Additionally, we conducted sensitivity analyses, to assess all the aforementioned aspects of model using the CKD-EPI equation [ 17] to estimate kidney function and define CKD.
However, due to lack of sufficient validation and CSF aAb analyses in the aforementioned studies, aAbs against neurofilament proteins in NPSLE have been considered somewhat insignificant [67].
Sensitivity analyses varying the aforementioned approximations within plausible ranges led only to very minor variation of the results and are therefore not shown in detail.
The addition of the data of seven patients who received the oral midazolam dose (Fig. 1) to the aforementioned analyses of the IV data did not appreciably change the results with respect to significant associations.
Then, based on the results of such NLTH analyses, the aforementioned simplified NLS procedure is formulated by unveiling a stable correlation between the observed dynamic response and a simple scalar parameter that can be easily determined through two NLS analyses carried out on the infilled frame and the corresponding bare one.
We analysed the expression pattern of the aforementioned genes in larval tissues differentially challenged with E. coli (gram-negative) or M. luteus (gram-positive) and compared with challenged or mock-challenged (saline-injected) tissues as negative controls.
However, the pattern of shifted intermediate methylation levels observed in the validation analyses also support the aforementioned possibility of PCR bias towards unmethylated DNA that has been previously reported with amplicon bisulfite sequencing [ 30].
