The phrase "analyses will be presented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that a detailed examination or evaluation of data will be shared or discussed later.
Example: "In the following sections, analyses will be presented to support our findings and conclusions."
Alternatives: "analyses will be shared" or "analyses will be discussed".
Analyses will be presented for the subgroups of patients with and without T2D.
The results of the project's analyses will be presented to, and discussed with, the Collaborative Group before presentation and publication.
First results of the analyses will be presented.
Further data and analyses will be presented in mid-November, but the market's initial reaction has been to knock Astra's shares 103p lower to £28.13, a decline of more than 3.5%.
After measuring and explaining the fertility behaviours of migrant and non-migrant social groups, policy implications which can be drawn from the analyses will be presented in the final section of the study.
Based on the MSFR (Molten Salt Fast Reactor) benchmark presented within the framework of the EVOL project (Evaluation and Viability of Liquid Fuel Fast Reactor System, EU FP7) preliminary three-dimensional thermal hydraulic analyses will be presented and a scaled, segmented experimental mock-up of the MSFR will be introduced in this paper.
Anticipating the outcome of our analyses, results will be presented at the approximate time of maximum response, i.e., with 0 lag for physics and with a lag of 4 months for nutrients, primary production, and carbon fluxes, before the time series with all possible lags, as well as different seasons will be analyzed.
More results are currently being analysed and will be presented at the meeting.
Quantitative data from the main project have been analysed and will be presented elsewhere.
We will not describe data from this group in any detail in the present paper, since the relevant comparison here is between the learning and pseudo-training groups, but RNA from this group was collected and analysed and will be presented in a separate publication (N. R. Smalheiser, G. Lugli, J. Thimmapuram, E. H. Cook and J. Larson, unpublished data).
Sebum and hair follicle samples were obtained for exploratory analyses, and results will be presented separately.
