The phrase "analyses of these elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of specific components or factors in a particular context.
Example: "The report includes detailed analyses of these elements to better understand their impact on the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "examinations of these components" or "studies of these factors."
Therefore, the statistical analyses of these elements were not significantly different (p > 0.05) within all treatments (see Table 12).
Although this method was not optimal for quantitative analyses of these elements, using a standardized method enabled us to compare the relative quantities of these elements in the soils of the two forest types.
Miniature inverted-repeat transposable elements (MITEs) are abundant repeat elements in plant and animal genomes; however, there are few analyses of these elements in fungal genomes.
Phylogenetic analyses of these elements with other known transposons indicated that they were grouped into the corresponding superfamily (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).
Bioinformatic analyses of these elements in many whole genome sequences within the legume family and other dicotyledonous plants in future years may shed light on how rapidly the DNA in the subterminal repeats and the tnpA-like exons that putatively recognize these subterminal repeats may coevolve and diversify both within and between species.
Further analyses of these animal elements are warranted to determine which is the case for each particular element.
Therefore, integrating analyses of these functional elements can interpret the gene regulation more accurately.
More detailed analyses of these repetitive elements revealed that many of them are actually special cases of TEs.
Recent analyses of these parasitic elements with functional homing endonucleases suggest that this model in its most simple form is not always applicable.
However, conclusion can only be drawn after experimental results on functional analyses of these two SECIS elements.
Statistical analyses of the size of these elements showed that, indeed, only the hyosymplectic was reduced by ethanol.
