The phrase "analyses to gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of data or information to measure or understand something.
Example: "The researchers conducted analyses to gauge the effectiveness of the new treatment on patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "assess to measure" or "evaluate to determine".
This is followed by an overview of impact analyses to gauge the ROI of investments in data management infrastructure and an overview of cost impacts of poor data quality.
Normal type II epithelial cells and pulmonary fibroblasts were included in the analyses to gauge cell type-specific differences in signaling reactions (Fig. 1).
In lieu of this approach, we used sensitivity analyses to gauge the robustness of our results to informative censoring by death.
To classify the sentiment expressed towards the reports, we used MAP's proprietary sentiment analyses to gauge the disposition of consumers to these reports.
The monitoring officer entered and cleaned the data in Excel from the 3 sucos with the most complete data and carried out various analyses to gauge timeliness and coverage.
And increasingly that data is being captured and analysed to gauge the health and happiness of a nation.
Thus, in order to comprehensively assess acupuncture's effectiveness across these symptoms, a rapid evidence assessment of the literature (REAL) was conducted to rigorously and systematically assess the quantity and quality of the existing systematic reviews/meta-analyses to gauge the effectiveness of acupuncture in treating the various components of TSR.
The goal of the factor analyses was to gauge the appropriateness of analyzing each group of items as one construct.
We will repeat the main analyses including (ie, adjusting for the effect of) ethnicity along with other covariates and compare the results with analyses excluding ethnicity to gauge the impact of this on our results.
A series of sensitivity analyses were conducted to gauge the effect of 1) various experimental design factors (size of experimental plot, duration of the study, and the total number of sampling dates), 2) individual studies included in the meta-analysis that vary in size, and 3) different Bt toxins produced in the crops.
Sensitivity analyses will be conducted to gauge whether plausible changes in various study parameters would result in significant changes in the base case cost-effectiveness outcomes.
