The phrase "analyses of the early" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or studies that examine early phenomena, events, or periods.
Example: "The analyses of the early civilizations reveal significant insights into their social structures and cultural practices."
Alternatives: "examinations of the early" or "studies of the early".
First they consider what can be learned from molecular phylogeny, comparative analyses of the early stages of embryonic development, and the genetic bases of their differences.
The video recordings used here were captured at 8 10 May during a period of good visibility of the crater, allowing near-field analyses of the early expansion phase of the pulses.
Both the position of the video camera (at the summit caldera rim, 850 m to the northwest of the vent) and good visibility conditions facilitated near-field analyses of the early expansion phase as well as the identification of individual ejecta trajectories.
"All analyses of the early universe so far have missed a substantial part of the starlight in the universe," says Ken Lanzetta of the State University of New York, Stony Brook, the lead author of an upcoming paper in the Astrophysical Journal describing the results, which were also presented here on 8 January at NASA headquarters.
Wright's strategic analyses of the early 2016 Presidential election cycle environment were featured in USA Today, Politico, Time, MSNBC, National Journal, and CNN.
Analyses of the early changes revealed that gait changes occurred significantly earlier than the onset of clinical arthritis symptoms.
Here we present the results of AMS radiocarbon dating and of isotope analyses on the earliest directly-dated human remains from Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.
I had not organized the previous week's records because I hadn't completed the statistical analyses of the earlier data set.
We performed gene ontology and pathway analyses of the early-, middle- and late-stage HCC DMGs using the DAVID method.
The Zn world scenario, by implying that the Zn- and Mn-dependent enzymes preceded the Fe-dependent ones, offers a new tool – a biochemical time arrow – for the analyses of the earliest evolutionary events.
For these late-phase interviews, we developed questions to explore parents' responses to our emergent analyses of the earlier data (see Box 1 for excerpts from the late-phase interview topic guide).
