The phrase "analyses were identified by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the methods or processes through which analyses were recognized or determined in a study or report.
Example: "In the research, various analyses were identified by their statistical significance and relevance to the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "analyses were determined by" or "analyses were recognized by".
Meta-analyses were identified by two different PubMed searches: Eight meta-analyses by searching on a single title word ("meta-analysis") and two by searching a specific journal name ("Cochrane Database Syst Rev").
The 7430 cases analysed were identified by 540 GP practices from five different health boards in Scotland.
Since most of the genes in the cancer dataset analysed were identified by positional cloning without any previous hypothesis of biological function[ 12], we expect minimal biases due to the analysis of candidate genes with similar function or domains to the previously identified genes.
For LC-MS analyses, compounds were identified by retention time and MRM match to an authentic standard, integrated peak areas were used for quantification relative to external calibration curves.
From the nineteen individuals analysed, nine haplotypes were identified by both methods.
For supervised analyses, differentially expressed genes were identified by a student t-test, and p-values were adjusted for multiple comparisons using the Benjamini and Hochberg correction.
For normally distributed data, significant differences were identified by analyses of variance (ANOVA and Fisherr's post hoc test.
The optimum tree pruning parameters for each pixel resolution were identified by analysing the behaviour of misclassification errors.
Adult 'zones' were identified by analysing field counts of both species at mid and upper shore heights.
Calcium carbonate in the form of calcite (CaCO3), aragonite (CaCO3), and dolomite (CaMg(CO3 2) were identified by analysing Ca K-edge μ-XANES spectra coupled with microprobe XRF mapping.
