The phrase "above assessed" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been evaluated or judged earlier in the text.
Example: "The conclusions drawn from the above assessed data indicate a significant trend."
Alternatives: "previously evaluated" or "earlier assessed".
All RCTs described above assessed lipoproteins (35, 45– 52).
Only 59% (10 out of 17 total studies) of the studies reported above assessed such confounds.
An important note is that the survey questions described above assessed students' perceived, versus actual, increase in understanding these topics.
Riediker et al. (2004; discussed above) assessed the relationship between in-vehicle PM exposure and markers of inflammation in nine healthy male state troopers.
Field researchers, trained in identifying Lynch's five elements described above, assessed the degree of visibility of these elements while walking around the locale.
The studies mentioned above assessed the relationship between hypothyroidism and psychomotor development in children with overt congenital hypothyroidism characterized by clear elevations of serum TSH concentration and low serum T4 concentrations.
These ratings (discussed above) assess the likelihood of default.
Effects of disease on livestock productivity (see above, assessing effects on livestock productivity) can be used to estimate direct cost of disease.
Although the tasks mentioned above assess participants' creative abilities and are popular indices of individual differences in creativity, they tend to rely on assessment of creative products by groups of raters.
Children aged 1 9 years and adults aged 15 and above were assessed for clinical signs of trachoma.
In light of defects in mitochondrial structure described above, we assessed whether there was any alteration in mitochondrial membrane potential (Δψm) in cumulus cells of diabetic mice.
