The phrase "and estimating the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of evaluating or measuring the impact of something.
Example: "The study focuses on analyzing the data and estimating the effect of the new policy on community health."
Alternatives: "and assessing the impact" or "and evaluating the influence".
Polymorphic sites likely to be functionally relevant in bovine TLR2 were predicted by analysis of: selective constraint, molecular evolution, extrapolating information about TLR domain functions from human and mouse to cattle and estimating the effect of the AA exchanges observed.
According to the Medical Research Council's guidance for developing and evaluating complex interventions [ 24] the piloting stage includes: testing procedures for delivering the intervention, estimating the likely rates of recruitment and retention of participants, and estimating the effect size of the primary outcome measure in preparation for a sample size calculation.
The sample size was not determined upon hypothesis testing but was anticipated to provide adequate information about the feasibility of evaluating the impact of NCs on patient outcomes, particularly assessing the logistics of subject recruitment and data collection, the feasibility of selecting matched controls, and estimating the effect sizes on the outcome measures.
Several recent electrochemical cell-based chip techniques have been reported for detecting cell viability and estimating the effects of anticancer drugs without the need for fluorescence dyes or other label agents that could overcome the limitations of traditional assays [25 28].
Two models for predicting the most influential cis-acting elements under a given biological condition, and estimating the effects of those elements on gene expression levels are proposed.
China-watchers at the Rand Corp. have calculated the scenarios most likely to crimp China's future growth and estimated the effect on the go-go Chinese economy.
To investigate this issue further, we simplified our model and estimated the effect of paternal income and maternal education, or paternal income and paternal education, only.
To this end, we follow a similar approach to Amuedo-Dorantes and Pozo (2010) and estimate the effect of remittances conditional on migration status.
Graversen & Van Ours (2008) use duration models to address issues of dynamic selection and estimate the effect of the activation programme on exit rates to work.
To assess the magnitude of self-citation among a cohort of academic hand surgeons and estimate the effect of self-citation on the Hirsch index (h-index).
To evaluate hysteroscopic findings and estimate the effect of hysteroscopy on achieving a pregnancy in women with a history of 2 implantation failures after in vitro fertilization (IVF).
