The phrase "analyses to decide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of examining data or information in order to make a decision.
Example: "The team conducted several analyses to decide the best course of action for the project."
Alternatives: "evaluations to determine" or "assessments to conclude".
The researchers will use statistical analyses to decide how much better people fared than they would have if they had not received the screening test.
When an actual medium such as crust and/or sedimentary layers is to be modeled using the discrete element method, we need to carry out biaxial tests in the computer because of the necessary two-dimensional analyses to decide upon the values of these parameters, arriving at the elastic constants and strength we want by trial and error.
Multistage designs involve conducting one or more interim analyses to decide whether all patients planned for a trial should be recruited.
So a moral principle of efficiency would demand, for example, the use of the evidence base and the performance of cost-benefit analyses to decide what should be done and how to do it.
Because the false-positive rates of some MisPred tools are relatively high (3, 4, 10 ), users are advised to subject sequences identified by MisPred as suspicious to additional analyses to decide whether the protein is truly erroneous or a false positive before they subject it to sequence correction by the FixPred pipeline.
Monitors a managed element by collecting data; Analyses the data to decide if changes are needed; Plans changes based on the analysed data; Executes the changes through actuators.
Analyses the data to decide if changes are needed; 3.
We use everything we can from the website and item description… and then we use our algorithm that analyses the user to decide the questions.
The results of the numerical analyses allowed us to decide which one of the three designed prostheses is the most capable for the patient.
Likelihood ratios from univariate analyses were used to decide whether to model markers as continuous or dichotomised variables.
Further analyses are needed to decide if patients with diabetes mellitus are more prone than patients without diabetes mellitus to experience these kinds of toxicities.
