The phrase "analyses would be valuable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or usefulness of conducting analyses in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In our research, we believe that analyses would be valuable in understanding the underlying trends."
Alternatives: "assessments would be beneficial" or "evaluations would be useful."
Further cost benefit analyses would be valuable although difficult, given the uncertainties of an evolving pandemic.
Further multivariate analyses would be valuable to dissect more finely these two chromosomes.
We suggest that network modeling analyses would be valuable in exploring how virus may spread from farm to farm.
Yet, for the few genes where there is a correlation, this may be suggestive of changes in expression due to selective pressures and regulatory regions where follow-up functional analyses would be valuable.
Although for more particular distinctions and analyses it would be valuable to differentiate these as separate sources of input, in our model, for the sake of simplicity and generality, we group them together as a net extrinsic input rate.
Given that heritability estimates for the vast majority of species and traits still come from parent-offspring analyses [3] it would be valuable to evaluate the accuracy of this method compared to the animal model technique.
It would be valuable to analyse social capital at both the individual and contextual levels simultaneously.
The data collected around which prescription drugs and NHPs were taken with and without reports of harm would be valuable to analyse, and would be important to patient safety in the future.
It would be valuable to analyse faecal samples collected within a few days after administration of probiotics for evaluation of the short-term effect of probiotics.
Although our present results are clear-cut, repeating the analyses with a larger number of crosses would be valuable.
Both would be valuable information if real networks were analysed; here, with precise knowledge about the network-changing process, the temporally dependent motif expression levels yield another validation of the technique (detailed discussion in File S1).
