The phrase "also evaluated according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or standards by which something is assessed or judged in addition to other factors.
Example: "The candidates will be also evaluated according to their previous work experience and skills."
Alternatives: "also assessed based on" or "additionally judged by".
The parameters for the drug-likeness of these BHT derivatives were also evaluated according to Lipinski's 'rule-of-five'.
Reproductive performance was also evaluated according to whether cows showed high or low plasma progesterone concentration, at the onset of treatment.
Thereafter, the mechanical behaviors of the reinforced mass are also evaluated according to the elasto-plasticity concept and the strain softening characteristic of ground.
At follow-up, patients were also evaluated according to Odom's criteria [29], according to which, patients were rated from excellent to poor depending on resolution, improvement, or persistence of preoperative symptoms (Table 1).
The effect of thermal treatments on these isoflavones was also evaluated according to a Central Composite Design (CCD 2k) with varying temperatures (70 to 90 °C) and times (15 to 45 min).
The journals were also evaluated according to the numbers of citations.
Heavy metal pollution index (HPI) of the groundwater has also been evaluated according to described methodology (Prasad and Jaiprakas 1999; Prasad and Bose 2001; Prasad and Kumari 2008; Prasad and Mandal 2008; Prasad et al. 2011; Chabukdhara et al. 2017).
Validation has also been evaluated according to the child-specific patterns.
Survival rates also were evaluated according to combinations of IGFIR/VEGF and IGFIR/VEGF-C co-expression.
No differences between positive pp65 Ag and plasma PCR assays were also found when patients were evaluated according to the dose of acyclovir.
It also suggested that telemedicine applications should be evaluated according to their phase of implementation because such programs need to sufficiently mature for assessment to be meaningful.
