The phrase "analyses of the model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific model, often in academic or technical contexts.
Example: "The analyses of the model revealed several key insights that could improve its performance."
Alternatives: "evaluations of the model" or "assessments of the model."
Error and sensitivity analyses of the model parameters were done.
Our earlier analyses of the model have employed cumbersome spike-to-spike averaging arguments to derive results.
Its most unique feature is described as follows: "An interesting feature of Handy is that it introduces the accumulation of economic wealth, and divides the human population into rich and poor according to their unequal access to available wealth... Social inequality is not only explicitly considered but also plays a key role in the sustainability analyses of the model.
Finally, sensitivity analyses of the model shows that proper design of defensive systems has an effective role in reducing the losses of such these systems.
We present a model for malaria dynamics that incorporates these factors, and a systematic analysis, including stability and sensitivity analyses of the model under different conditions.
Furthermore, to assess how sensitive the results are to parameter uncertainties, the Sobol method is applied in variance-based global sensitivity analyses of the model output.
Such determinism makes these models very powerful, because analyses of the models acquire the strength of mathematical theorems.
Disentangling the roles of each of these additional effects using model-dependent analyses of the model-independent measurements represents an effort beyond the scope of the present study.
The ternary diagram and statistical analyses of the models are given in Figure 4.
They can also be useful in users' analyses of the models, for instance in clustering [ 55] or merging [ 56] procedures.
The results from the analyses of the models including centre only and the models including the additional pre-specified prognostically important covariates were very similar, as were the results obtained using the multiply imputed data.
