The phrase "analyzing them as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the method or perspective from which you are examining a subject or data.
Example: "In this study, we will be analyzing them as potential indicators of market trends."
Alternatives: "evaluating them as" or "examining them as".
Nowhere did the President or the new law's sponsors on Capitol Hill state the blindingly obvious: that if it hadn't been for Snowden's leaks, the intelligence agencies' excesses would never have come to light, the U.S.A. Freedom Act wouldn't exist, and the N.S.A. would still be merrily sweeping up phone records and analyzing them as it saw fit.
A common approach entails combining rare variants together based on a priori information and analyzing them as a single group.
In theory, greater power for haplotype analysis could be obtained by keeping trios intact rather than analyzing them as cases and pseudocontrols.
Although the analysis of such schemes appears to be more complicated than simple flooding, we believe that this study, as the first research in this field, can be extended to analyze them as well.
But if we do not accept them as part of our epistemic community, then we will simply analyze them as like us, except having electron microscopes attached to themselves, and we will say that they are "reliable indicators of whatever the usual combination of human with electron microscope reliably indicates" (van Fraassen 1985, 257).
It's only when we look closer at the images that we begin to analyze them as symbols of power".
One way to make rock photographs more interesting would be to analyze them as sociological or anthropological documents.
It was a seminal book for thinking about games because it analyzed them as religious structures.
It allows him to consider the frenzied life of someone cursed with unimaginable gifts without being required to analyze them as a conventional biographer might.
When students identify the models, ask them to analyze them as models for writing, using the following questions: Help students explore more Times models and advice for writing well with this lesson.
But he has analyzed them as critically as he always did. "That was a good game," he told Frank Ramos, the Jets director of public relations, after the Jets' 40-37 classick classic over the Miami Dolphins earlier this season, "but we've got to play better than that".
