The phrase "analyses the assumptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of underlying beliefs or premises in a particular context, such as research or critical thinking.
Example: "The researcher analyses the assumptions underlying the theory to ensure its validity."
Alternatives: "examines the premises" or "evaluates the beliefs".
For the gene expression analyses, the assumptions for ANOVA were checked prior to carrying out the computations.
This paper critically analyses the assumptions underpinning the design of PES schemes which seek to optimise or target efficient, effective and poverty objectives.
In all analyses, the assumptions for logistic regression models were tested and met.
For all analyses, the assumptions of normality were assessed by analysis of skewness, kurtosis and frequency histograms.
For all mixed model analyses the assumptions of a mixed model, i.e. homogeneity of variance, normality of error, and linearity [23], were confirmed and suitable transformations applied as needed.
As with other statistical methods, the principle of a test methodology is based on some assumptions; for accurate analyses, the assumptions should be consistent with the characteristics of the data and the consistency should be checked.
With NRI analyses, the assumption is that patients with missing data or those who had left the trial were failures for the endpoint in question (ie, fistula healing).
In this and subsequent analyses the assumption of sphericity for comparisons involving more than two conditions was confirmed (unless otherwise stated, when the Greenhouse Geisser correction was used).
Following this, the second stage of processing takes place in the ToM network analysing the assumptions and the commitments of the communication partners.
Statistical procedures can and should be used to check that the statistical analyses meet the assumptions of the statistical test, and the results from these procedures need to be reported to verify that the statistical analyses are valid.
These analyses met the assumptions of the general linear models (see above).
