The phrase "a assessed" is not correct in English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, as "assessed" is typically used as a past participle and should not be preceded by "a." An example of a correct usage would be "an assessed value" in a context discussing evaluations or appraisals. Alternatives could be "an evaluated" or "a reviewed."
(b) Body weight of experimental animals as in (a) assessed from the day of induction of EAE to the end of monitoring clinical scores (28 days).
Model A assessed the effect of strain choice on log PRNT titer.
The proportion of patients with Morquio A assessed as being homozygous for a GALNS gene alteration is substantial.
The study includes 11 consecutive patients that fulfilled the following inclusion criteria: (a) assessed for epilepsy surgery with depth electrodes in King's College Hospital, (b) gave written consent to have microelectrodes implanted, (c) showed action potentials in microelectrode recordings.
A typical density-gradient profile (Fig. 2) shows that the majority of the proteins were present in the low-density fractions (Fig. 2 A ; assessed by amido black staining) while the gel-forming mucins were present in the higher-density fractions (Fig. 2; assessed by periodic acid-Schiff staining and immunoreactivity with mucin-specific antisera).
Across the whole sample, 88.4% of participants reported experiencing at least one traumatic event, and the number of event types experienced ranged from 0 to 17. Reported event types are listed in Table 2. a assessed with the trauma lists of the Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale [PDS; [ 13] and the Harvard Trauma Questionnaire [HTQ; [ 12].
So, he said, while a Class 1 property with a market value of $1 million would have an assessed value of $80,000, a Class 2 property with the same market value would have an assessed value of $450,000.
Today, the land is Willow Oaks, a country club with an assessed value of $2.94 million.
Thus, a house in Pelham with an assessed value of $570,000 is expected to sell for somewhere around that much.
So a home that has an estimated market value of $1 million would have an assessed value of $10,000.
When it closed, the property had an assessed value of $4.4 million.
