The phrase "analyses of the extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of the degree or range of something, often in research or academic contexts.
Example: "The studies included analyses of the extent to which climate change affects biodiversity in various ecosystems."
Alternatives: "evaluations of the scope" or "assessments of the range".
The Earth Microbiology Initiative leverages existing disciplinary resources into broad and interdisciplinary analyses of the extent and diversity of microbial life, its role in maintaining Earth's living system, and its interactions with natural and human-induced variations.
Analyses of the extent of forest fragmentation will provide insights of complex dynamic interactions, which help in adopting appropriate location specific conservation measures to mitigate disruptions in ecological processes.
The analyses did not reveal systematic changes in comparison with the reported overall analyses on the extent of physicians and therapists costs.
10, 18 Comparing the "ever use" analyses to the "extent of use" analyses showing smaller (sometimes counterintuitive) or non-significant effects of supermarket use suggested the latter had limited effects on purchasing.
After 12 days, livers were removed and analysed for the extent of replacement of liver tissue by tumour cells (HRA).
Descriptive analyses of the spatial extent of activation indicated that total volume of activation was reduced in both phases by approximately 28% in the PD OFF group relative to the controls.
Systematic analyses of the size, extent and genomic content of CNV and associated phenotypes might lead to a new understanding of ' cis-genetics', the phenotypic consequences of CNV encompassing multiple genes and/or regulatory sequences on one chromosome homolog, as opposed to the ' trans-genetics' focus of Mendelian segregation and transmission of homologous chromosomes.
Table 4 shows the results of analyses addressing the extent of use of low- and high-cost supermarkets within the low-cost, high-cost, and all-types supermarket choice groups.
Extensive study of phenotypic plasticity has occurred in the context of quantitative genetic methods and phenotypic selection analyses, where the extent of plasticity in natural populations has been demonstrated and operational measures delineated for its detection (Scheiner 1993; Pigliucci 2001).
Our results, like those of Abrams et al. (2012), suggest that univariate analyses underestimate the extent of regions involved in responding to intelligibility.
It needs to be emphasized, however, that the majority of these studies have been performed in culture with very few analyses determining the extent of HA fragmentation in intact tissues during tissue remodeling in vivo.
