The phrase "analyses of the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of modifications or transformations in a particular context, such as research or reports.
Example: "The analyses of the changes in climate patterns reveal significant trends that require further investigation."
Alternatives: "examinations of the changes" or "evaluations of the changes".
Dr. Friedman points to careful statistical analyses of the changes in Americans' body weights from 1991 to today by Dr. Katherine Flegal of the National Center for Health Statistics.
Numerical analyses of the changes in displacement mode shapes for different boundary conditions (C F, S F, F F) and relative hole sizes are given.
In tandem with the FTIR analysis, ex situ X-ray scattering was used to perform detailed analyses of the changes in the surface structure and chemistry resulting from the dissolution process.
Our work was aimed at more accurately defining mental disorders that have a real impact on people's lives," Kupfer told LiveScience in an email, adding that based on field trials and analyses of the changes, the task force does not expect to see more people receiving diagnoses.
Statistical analyses of the changes in core diameter under different conditions (cell surface binding, DTT treatment and spontaneous loss of the outer membranes) demonstrated that these were significant with p values of less than 0.001 (not shown).
The sensitivity analyses of the changes in classification were performed for Norway and Sweden.
However, previous analyses of the change from voluntary to compulsory reporting have indicated no overall effect on the number of cancers reported (Storm et al, 1997).
These analyses of the change of brain images required during the linear and non-linear registration process across nationality-appropriate and -inappropriate child templates supported the findings from our examination of internal and external consistency.
Analyses of the change in this continuous measure will be undertaken on an intention-to-treat basis, including all participants randomised regardless of treatment actually received or withdrawal from the study.
Analyses of the change in Hb concentrations pre- to post-delivery (>2 and >3 g/dl) confirmed that findings were similar to those for the entire cohort (data not shown).
PROMS can be used to compare patients' self-reported health status or HRQoL at two separate points in time, allowing analyses of the change in health status or HRQoL with respect to an intervention [ 15, 16].
