The phrase "analyses resulting from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or findings derived from specific analyses or studies.
Example: "The analyses resulting from the recent survey indicate a significant shift in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "findings derived from" or "results obtained from".
Another is the unnecessary, wasteful or marginally useful analyses resulting from the nonscientific (investigator- or prosecutor-driven) selection of physical evidence in a given case.
The data and analyses resulting from this study provide a framework for new hypotheses and research directions and a public resource for functional genomics of ESCs.
This study – the first thorough evaluation of the confounding effects of benzyl alcohol on the ATT – was conducted in relation to particular health authority questions and was part of the root-cause analyses resulting from some transient behavioral findings observed in the test.
However, several studies found that analyses resulting from single and multi units were similar [69], [70].
This special issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases contains the reports of the various analyses resulting from this highly productive collaboration of the National Tuberculosis Genotyping and Surveillance Network.
In the first step, we treated number of sex partners and intentional abstinence as covariates to control for possible differences in the multivariate analyses resulting from differences in sexual experience (Van der Straten, Catania, & Pollack, 1998).
Major difficulties in genome-scale analyses result from the large genome sizes of polyploids and the high similarity between the duplicated chromosomes.
We presumed that the correlations showed in the univariate analyses resulted from the relationship between the family relations and PIU.
This PDF file (.pdf) contains all post hoc-analyses resulting from dissociation patterns.
Recent meta-analyses resulting from international collaborations have highlighted the need to expand the understanding of stillbirth.
Estimates of cancer risk are variable across different studies; nevertheless, two large meta-analyses, resulting from a total of 31 published studies, estimated an OC risk to age 70 of 49% for BRCA1 and 18% for BRCA2 [ 96] and of 39% for BRCA1 and 11% for BRCA2 [ 97].
