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The phrase "analyses of the used" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The analyses of the used materials revealed significant insights into their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "analyses of the utilized" or "analyses of the employed".
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TGA analyses of the used catalysts proved the formation of undesired insoluble by-products, mainly humins, on the surface of the used catalysts.
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This suggests that currently used PVAs should be supplemented by analyses of the type used here.
In addition, sociological analyses of synthetic biology research practices and analyses of the use of metaphors lead to ethical calls for promoting disciplinary and methodological pluralism within synthetic biology.
Table 2 presents the analyses of the use of nasal snuff and the risk of nasal cancer.
Surprisingly, there have been no cost-effectiveness analyses of the use of filter paper for infectious disease diagnostics.
The purpose of the present analysis was to perform incremental cost-effectiveness analyses of the use of ranibizumab for neovascular macular degeneration.
These findings may help when assessing the performance of cost-utility analyses of the use of healthcare interventions in cancer patients.
The analyses of the use of preoperative radiotherapy for T2 T3/M0 rectal cancer initially showed no difference between the control group and the intervention group (Table 2).
Cost analyses of the use of PCA versus standard analgesia have been carried out in a postoperative setting and suggest that PCA costs may be higher.
In this paper, the numerical analyses of the slope using criteria 1 and 2 were performed.
We controlled for this difference in analyses of the intervention, using ANCOVA.
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