The phrase "assessing significance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the importance or impact of something in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or decision-making.
Example: "In our study, we are assessing significance to determine the relevance of our findings in the broader context of climate change."
Alternatives: "evaluating importance" or "determining relevance."
Statistically significant odds ratios in bold, P <0.05 bFinal model included only variables with significant adjusted effects c L Likelihood ratio test for assessing significance of likelihood increase for the model vs. the model with only a constant Abbreviations: SRH self-rated health; df, degrees of freedom, NS not significant aOdds ratios (95%% confidence interval).
Standard large sample and conditional exact testing approaches for assessing significance of parameters in these models breakdown due to structured patterns inherent to antimicrobial resistance.
Also included is an examination of statistical tests for assessing significance of higher-order terms in a multistage dose response model.
The 5% level was used for assessing significance.
Binary outcomes were compared between groups using the chi-square statistic for assessing significance.
An alternative approach to adjusting for multiple comparisons for assessing significance is to validate findings those pathways that show marginal significance across data sets.
To assess significance we used bootstrap tests for all three comparisons, see Methods.
The two-tailed Fisher's Exact Test of independence was used to assess significance.
In some cases, a Students' t-test was used to assess significance.
For small and moderate sample sizes, a permutation procedure is suggested to assess significance.
Statistical analysis was performed by first using one-way ANOVA for multivariate analysis and post hoc using Dunnett's tests to assess significance between individual groups.
