The phrase "analyses systematically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a methodical approach to examining or studying something in detail.
Example: "The researchers analyses systematically the data collected from the experiments to draw accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "examines methodically" or "evaluates in a structured manner."
The micro-Raman and XPS analyses systematically revealed that less defective graphene structure was selectively released at the center region of the wear track.
Determinants of serum NGAL, sTNFR-1 and sTNFR-2 among CRC patients were studied in a multivariate linear regression analyses systematically adjusted for age and gender.
Furthermore, the analyses systematically identified recurring themes on enabling factors and barriers to MgSO4, which were consolidated into thematic groupings [ 25].
While singular perturbation theory is a standard mathematical tool to analyze the different time scales of a dynamical system and decompose the system accordingly, tropical methods provide a simple algebraic framework to perform these analyses systematically in polynomial systems.
While singular perturbation theory is a standard mathematical tool to analyze the different time scales of a dynamical system and decompose the system accordingly, tropical methods provide a simple algebraic framework to perform these analyses systematically in polynomial systems, and in situations when model parameters are known only by their orders of magnitude.
Their individual and combined effects are analysed systematically.
We aimed to investigate how two organizational planning difficulties, (i) long access times and (ii) long waiting times, could be analysed systematically.
In the present study, we analyse systematically the contributions of these parameters to siRNA activity by using deliberately designed mRNA constructs.
Usually, models are derived from computer- tomography (CT) data which do not allow analysing systematically variation and optimisation of the geometry.
Quantitative results were obtained based on the measurement in the tests by a ballistic pendulum with corresponding sensors, and then the deformation/failure modes of specimen were classified and analysed systematically.
In addition, the influence of microscopic and macroscopic notch effects on the VHCF behaviour was analysed systematically for a precipitation-hardened Al-alloy in different heat-treatment conditions, representing the different zones of a welded joint.
