The phrase "analyses of the variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of differences or changes in a particular context, such as scientific research or statistical analysis.
Example: "The researchers conducted detailed analyses of the variation in temperature over the past century to understand climate change patterns."
Alternatives: "examinations of the variation" or "studies of the variation".
Computer analyses of the variation in these sets of genes and how they might respond to control efforts with anti-malarial drugs showed that these patterns were not random.
What is even more surprising is the technical proficiency of many of these discussions: fourteenth-century work on this topic gave rise to very acute analyses of the variation of continuous quantities (see Murdoch 1975).
We performed comparative statistical analyses of the variation in phallus and vaginal morphology among species using a Generalized Least Squares method that controls for phylogenetic relationship (see Methods).
Analyses of the variation of intervals between consecutive heartbeats have been shown to quantify the autonomic heart regulation and the balance between sympathetic and parasympathetic activation.
This correlation is more pronounced for the protein-coding genes with higher mutation rates, such as ATPase and ND, as is most apparent in analyses of the variation along the interior branches, where 20% of the radical amino acid property changes occur [see Additional file 1, Fig. S3].
Now, detailed analyses of the variations in light reaching Kepler's sensors over a 30-month period reveal that the three known planets not only pass in front of the star as seen from Earth, but they repeatedly pass in front of the dark spot on Kepler-30's surface.
Analyses of the variations in allosteric binding sites among different eukaryotic organisms revealed that stronger inhibition of PFK1 enzymes by citrate has developed during evolution, enabling better control over glucose consumption in the slowly growing somatic cells of higher metazoans.
Ongoing molecular studies on both viral and mitochondrial/nuclear DNA will contribute to this debate through analyses of the variations observed.
Analyses of the diurnal variation observed with a single detector, however, can give a correct anisotropy only when the anisotropy is stationary at least over 1 day and may not work if the anisotropy changes dynamically within a day.
Moreover, in silico analyses of the genetic variation affecting HLH-related genes in the general population suggest caution with respect to interpreting causality between monoallelic mutations and HLH.
Analyses of the geographic variation in natural selection also suggested that both weevil and camellia traits were locally adapted by reciprocal selection between the two species [ 12, 13, 39].
