The phrase "analysing techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches for examining or evaluating something in detail.
Example: "In our research, we focused on analysing techniques used in data collection to improve accuracy."
Alternatives: "evaluating methods" or "assessing strategies."
Recently developed analysing techniques applying the concept of the effectively shaped indenter allow a much more comprehensive analysing of nanoindentation data of thin films.
The applied analysing techniques provide a spatial resolution of 100 1600 μm.
The surface modification is examined using different analysing techniques namely, water contact angle (WCA) measurements for the wettability and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) for the chemical composition.
While analysing techniques used for these multidimensional image datasets are quite complex and are not easily interchangeable, many software tools have been developed (e.g. Amira, ImageJ, OsiriX; see review [63]) providing facilities for image registration, 3D surface-rendering and image segmentation.
Its aim is to help the patient clarify the gap between the actual situation and the desired situation thanks to problem analysing techniques.
In this data we will look for predictors of antibiotic prescribing, speed of clinical recovery, parental concern, parental perception of communication, parental satisfaction, use of medication, diagnostic tests and medical services (including re-consultation) during the illness episode using multivariate analysing techniques.
Lyles and Gayford's theory is based on Constable's letters and family documents, which they pored over, analysing technique, and the fact that the canvas for the mother's portrait came from a London artist's supplier he is known to have used at that time.
We shall be confronted, it seems, with a bench of hanging judges, strenuously analysing "technique", another word that tends to dampen the spirits.
The researchers used a revolutionary analysing technique called pyrosequencing to analyse tiny fragments of DNA from the Neanderthal and compared their sequence with that of the human and chimpanzee.
In vivo microCT imaging was the only analysing technique; no histomorphometric or biomechanical analyses were performed.
The strength of relation between each analysing technique and CMRI reference values was expressed by linear regression analysis with Spearman correlation coefficients.
