The phrase "analyses of the received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of something that has been received, such as data, information, or feedback.
Example: "The analyses of the received data revealed significant trends that we need to address in our report."
Alternatives: "evaluations of the received" or "examinations of the received".
An additional analysis was performed to analyse the influence of the received liver dose on the levels of angiogenic factors by adding this as a factor in the models.
Separate analyses of the patients who received endocrine therapy and those who did not receive any adjuvant therapy supported the previous hypothesis that the basal-like subtype responded to adjuvant treatment, whereas the ERBB2 and luminal B subtypes were poor responders.
In addition, histopathological analyses of the group that received this combined treatment showed less lung tissue compromised 40 days after treatment, presenting large preserved areas with compact, well organized granulomes containing few P. brasiliensis yeast cells.
Analyses of the final treatment received for eligible but non-randomised patients in centre 1 showed a preference for surgery (Table 2), whereas the proportions of eligible but non-randomised patients in centres 2 and 3 were similar for surgery and definitive chemoradiotherapy.
After the Civil War, he taught mathematics at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, spent time in Nicaragua, and wrote extensive memoirs and analyses of the war, which have received much praise for their insight and objectivity.
The determination of the concentration of metals in environmental samples has drawn the attention of researchers over the years, and the chemical speciation analyses of metals have received particular attention (Borges et al. 2012; Wotter et al. 2011).
In the separate analyses of patients receiving only chemotherapy or adjuvant TAM, there were no statistically significant differences in survival.
Post hoc analyses of participants who received a full titration of the medication for at least 1 week demonstrated instead that nalmefene 40 mg/day had a significantly greater reduction on the primary outcome measure.
However, we observed null associations in analyses of patients who received multiple aspirin prescriptions or those with at least one year's prescription and so do not believe that non-compliance greatly impacted upon the results shown.
