The phrase "are attempts to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or actions taken to assess or analyze something.
Example: "The researchers conducted several studies that are attempts to evaluate the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "represent efforts to assess" or "serve as evaluations of".
This is a serious problem when investigators are attempting to evaluate the effects of TMS by using traditional sham techniques because of unintended systematic differences between real and sham TMS groups (ie, confounds).
Although there have been attempts to evaluate the effect the process of FFPE has on the expression profile of cells in clinical tissue specimens, none have compared FFPE with unfixed, enriched control cells.
We hope that teachers can easily use the criteria, presented in Table 3, for future references, as they will be attempting to evaluate content on their own.
In this respect, it was attempted to evaluate speech perception scores in children implanted before and after the age of 3 in a homogenous group.
In order to test the efficiency of this method for quantifying anaerobic rumen fungi, it has been attempted to evaluate this method in in vitro conditions by comparing with an assay based on measuring cell wall chitin.
The present study was attempted to evaluate the hydrogen embrittlement (HE) of commercial 20SiMn2CrNiMo, PSB1080 and PH13-8Mo high strength steels using slow strain rate tensile tests with smooth cylindrical tensile specimens.
However, most studies in our review were attempting to evaluate the statistical properties and thus as a minimum, we expect calibration and discrimination to be reported.
The present study is attempted to evaluate the antimalarial activity of the solvent fractions of root extracts of D. angustifolia in P. berghei infected mice.
"I think an important direction for future research will be attempting to evaluate the carcinogenicity of components of PM2.5," says Hamra. "Some of these components may be harmful, while others may be innocuous.
