The phrase "analyses of the bones" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific studies, archaeology, or medical examinations involving bone samples.
Example: "The researchers conducted detailed analyses of the bones found at the excavation site to determine the age and health of the individuals."
Alternatives: "examinations of the bones" or "studies of the bones".
"The analyses of the bones of the three crew men – John Torrington, John Hartnell and William Braine – who died in 1846 and who were buried on Beechey Island and a statistical study of how lead might have affected the entire crew".
As researchers continue to perform in-depth analyses of the bones, the results strengthen the other initial hypothesis, which is that the Liang Bua hominins descended from a population that dispersed from Africa prior to the evolution of H. erectus.
"In fact, chemical analyses of the bones indicate that Tycho Brahe was not exposed to an abnormally high mercury load in the last five to ten years of his life," said researcher Kaare Lund Rasmussen, an associate professor of chemistry at the University of Southern Denmark.
The microstructure and morphometric analyses of the bones were assessed using high-resolution microfocal computed tomography.
The change can be related in a straightforward way to our analyses of the bone staining patterns described above; it corresponds to veil formation and then outgrowth along the bone's vj edge.
Analyses of the bone microarchitecture were carried out in a region of interest (ROI), which was defined as the cancellous bone compartment beginning 0.6 mm proximal to the most proximal point of the growth plate and extending proximally 1.0 mm, corresponding to approximately 1.55 mm thick region of the distal femora.
Images were transferred to a personal computer and structural 146 analyses of the bone were performed.
For analyses of the bone density the BoneJ plugin and the image processing package Fiji (; http://fiji.sc/) were used.
We also performed two-dimensional analyses of the bone area close to the knee joint space, shown in Fig. 3e, h.
The diagnosis of CLL was based on the original analyses of the bone marrow and the peripheral blood samples, and we accepted the diagnosis of CLL as recorded in the patients' hospital files.
Histomorphometric analyses of the long bones also demonstrated that Epo increased the number of osteoblasts on the bone surfaces of the treated animals compared to controls (Figure 4F, quantified in Figure 4G).
