The phrase "analyses so that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or outcome of analyses in a specific context.
Example: "The researchers conducted several analyses so that the results could be accurately interpreted and applied to real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "examinations to ensure that" or "studies in order to".
The metamodels and uncertainty bounds are used in order to reduce the computational expense of uncertainty analyses, so that the design method is applicable to computationally intensive simulation or expensive experiments.
was used within analyses so that the effects of treatment and tree height on mortality could be examined.
Within each plot, mean mortality in 2 m height classes was used within analyses so that the effects of treatment and tree height on mortality could be examined.
However, attention should be paid to the order of the different analyses so that the techniques less disposed to modify the sample are applied first.
In the present study, we believe that it was possible to evaluate the usefulness of offset placement objectively by using multiple analyses so that the disadvantage of each analysis was compensated for by the other.
It seems that accounts like Link's and Bunt's require us to either ignore empirical atomicity of stuffs or to postulate a bridge between the two-level analyses so that the non-atomicity of the formal algebra can be linked with the atomicity of stuffs in the world.
The solution is compared with closed form treatments derived elsewhere, and a representative member is analysed so that the influences of the non-linearity, end restraint stiffness and degree of partial shear interaction on its behaviour can be examined.
Only measurements that were taken on consecutive years were analysed so that the time of tree mortality could be isolated to a particular year, and consequently, the annual climate information could be correctly matched to the year of mortality.
As the units describing miRNA quantities were arbitrary, data were scaled within each gene analysed so that the highest-expressing sample was set to 1 and, unless otherwise indicated, was not further normalised.
Thus, when items represent different levels of importance to the stoma patients' quality of life, should the data not be analysed so that the total score reflects this value of "importance" of the item's contribution to the total scale value?
This subset of genes common to the two platforms was used as the basis for the analyses so that concordance between the two platforms could be determined.
