The phrase "analyses test" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two terms that may not be used together appropriately without additional context.
Example: "The analyses test results indicated a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "analysis examination" or "evaluation test".
In particular, our determinant analyses test three broad hypotheses.
Our analyses test the extent to which college major, expectations to work in STEM, and family expectations shaped transitions into STEM occupations within two years of degree completion.
Sensitivity analyses test over results and comparing results with project reality showed that proposed method offered good results for water resources projects.
Following NLS Young Women between 1977 and 1987 and NLSY79 Women between 1988 and 1998, growth-curve analyses test whether returns to investments in human capital vary over time, across and within cohorts.
This triangulation, implemented by using different analyses, test and quantitative and qualitative (open question) data, allows us to determine that there is evidence to support the validity of the results and minimize error variance (Goetz and LeCompte 1988).
Our analyses test two basic hypotheses.
What follows are three empirical analyses testing the implications of competing theoretical models.
Hierarchical linear models tested for change in social risk over time and lagged mediational analyses tested whether 12-step attendance conferred recovery benefits via change in social risk.
Three 3×3 factorial repeated-measures analyses tested each type of pinch strength.
Bivariate and multivariate regression analyses tested associations between determinants and guideline adherence.
Structural equation modeling was used to conduct cross-lagged analyses testing reciprocal relations between depressive symptoms and heavy episodic drinking.
