The phrase "all these assessed" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to multiple items that have been evaluated or judged, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After reviewing all these assessed projects, we can determine which ones to fund."
Alternatives: "all these evaluated" or "all these reviewed".
The investigator issued two questionnaires for completion by all women; these assessed health-related behavior and their awareness of HPV.
All of these assess drugs for conditioning regimen or something else, but not efficacy of cells themselves.
For all of these assessing binding is the primary goal.
The significant hierarchic multiple regression models for joint attention and cooperation included all these developmentally assessed cognitive skills, after controlling for engagement history and affect.
The three time-reversed effects described above can be viewed as conceptual replications of the presentiment experiments in that all these experiments assessed affective responses to emotionally arousing stimuli before those stimuli were randomly selected and displayed.
Regardless of whether they are clinician-administered structured interviews or self-administered questionnaires to be completed by the patient, all these scales assess the presence of anxiety symptoms and their intensity, but are not suitable for early detection or identification of probable GAD cases by patient self-administration unless clinically supervised.
All these studies assessed interventions that specifically targeted the interactions of physicians with drug representatives.
It is noteworthy that all these studies assessed alcohol consumption as a combined intake of beer, wine and spirits.
All these studies assessed either porcine dermal collagen matrix, both cross-linked and non-cross-linked, or porcine small intestine submucosa.
All these studies assessed the disease-oriented outcomes of BMD and bone turnover markers, while only PEARL evaluated the key patient-oriented outcome of fractures.
