The phrase "analyses of the rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific rate, such as a financial rate, interest rate, or statistical rate.
Example: "The researchers conducted detailed analyses of the rate of inflation over the past decade."
Alternatives: "examinations of the rate" or "evaluations of the rate."
Other theories argue that the future can indeed be anticipated by examining past activity through computer analyses of the rate of stock sales, or calculations of the averages of stock prices over the last 200 days, or examinations of seasonal price patterns.
Analyses of the rate of immune escape were performed as previously described by calculating the change in the viral species over time [12].
First, as described above and in Text S1 our analyses of the rate of accumulation of cis-acting QTL were sensitive to the estimated power of the linkage analyses and to a lesser extent to the estimated false-positive rate.
The data have been processed by three categories of models: (i) predictions of in vivo metabolic clearance of individual chemicals, (ii) QSAR analyses of the rate of metabolism, and (iii) predictions of the site of metabolism.
Nevertheless, our analysis clearly indicates that the emergence of the neo-X chromosome influenced the orphan dynamics on XR, affecting rates of both gain and loss, thus we excluded this chromosome arm for our analyses of the rate of orphan turnover.
This proposal would yield random partitioning; a result not obviously compatible with analyses of the rate at which cells lose oriP vectors following removal of selection and become susceptible to being killed on reapplication of the selective agent (Yates et al, 1984; Kirchmaier and Sugden, 1995).
All of the analyses on the rate of protein evolution among taxa and tests of positive selection were conducted using the codeml program in the PAML package v3.14 [ 54].
Three sensitivity analyses on the rate of BCC were planned in advance.
Recent analyses of the rates of short-term evolution in Neisseria [19], Helicobacter [20] and Campylobacter [21] have all yielded estimated mutation rates in the range 3-5×10−5 substitutions per site per year.
We conducted similar linear regression analyses of the rating distributions of individual participants, focusing specifically at lag 2, where the attentional blink was most pronounced.
In the present paper the think-aloud data from these two groups have been compiled, whereas the analyses of the rating data are confined to this previous paper.
