"analyses shows" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is a verb phrase, where "analyses" is the plural form of the noun "analysis" and "shows" is the verb. You can use this phrase when discussing multiple analyses or findings and wanting to show or present them in a sentence. Example: "The results of our analyses shows a significant correlation between stress levels and productivity in the workplace."
Analyses shows that question design can elicit qualitatively different responses with regard to sustained interactions.
A comparison of model predictions to the results of the licensing analyses shows reasonable agreement.
Comparison of the three and two dimensional analyses shows that two dimensional analyses could estimate pot cooling performance conservatively.
The comparison between experimental, analytical and numerical results obtained with non-linear finite element analyses shows good agreement.
A runtime analyses shows that the FBs and the initialization task represents 99.6% of the global processing time.
The outcome of their comparative analyses shows that our conceptual assumptions about reality are often tied to the natural languages we speak.
Comparison of results with 3D finite element analyses shows that the simple TSAM models are able to provide a good assessment of tunnelling-induced building displacements.
The study analyses shows that the electricity demand in the transport sector in 2030 can be covered by renewable energy from the region.
The micrographic observation made on cross sections perpendicular to the interface using map analyses shows that the interfacial reaction occurred at high temperature.
A comparison of the outcomes with the results of computationally more expensive response history analyses shows the applicability and accuracy of the proposed simplified method.
The time series analyses shows that the realisation of new training contracts has been affected by different influences in the time before and after the German reunification.
