The phrase "analyses should be interpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to understand or draw conclusions from data or research findings.
Example: "In order to make informed decisions, analyses should be interpreted with caution and context in mind."
Alternatives: "data should be understood" or "results need to be analyzed."
4. Indicate (if sex or gender analyses were performed post-hoc) that these analyses should be interpreted cautiously because they may be underpowered (leading to a false conclusion of no difference).
It should be emphasized that a wide 95%% confidence intervals was found for several analyses, and the results for these analyses should be interpreted with caution, in particular regarding migraine.
However, meta-analyses of observational studies are sensitive to influences by confounding and other sources of bias and the result of such analyses should be interpreted with great caution.
Because the trial was terminated for futility before reaching the number of HIV infections targeted for pre-planned tests of effectiveness, p-values for those analyses should be interpreted with caution.
Therefore, all the analyses should be interpreted with caution.
While interesting clinically, the findings from these subgroup analyses should be interpreted cautiously.
However, these analyses should be interpreted with caution because of the limited sample size.
They found the differences in femoral fracture risk between the SHS and the Gamma™ nail lessened and eventually disappeared and therefore recommended the findings from earlier RCTs and meta-analyses should be interpreted with caution.
The lack of association with failure and complication for most of the factors analysed should be interpreted with some caution due to the relatively low number of failures and complications in the study.
Our third hypothesis was also supported by the analyses, but should be interpreted with more caution.
