The phrase "analogue assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluation methods that do not rely on digital technology, often in educational or testing environments.
Example: "The school decided to implement analogue assessment methods to ensure that students could demonstrate their knowledge without the use of computers."
Alternatives: "traditional assessment" or "non-digital assessment".
The diagnostic options provided by static 3D volume datasets according to US BI-RADS analogue assessment, concerning lesion shape, orientation, margin, echogenic rim sign, lesion echogenicity, acoustic transmission, associated calcifications, 3D criteria of the coronal plane, surrounding tissue composition (step 2) and lesion vascularity (step 6) are discussed.
Breast density as measured by visual analogue assessment is strongly associated with late interval cancers and with lobular carcinoma.
Instruments used included the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-14), Smith Anxiety Scale (SAS), and Linear Analogue Scale Assessment (LASA) scale.
Patients selected symptoms from a list of 34 problems and then quantified the distress associated with each problem using a linear Analogue self assessment (LASA -type scaLASA -type
Linear Analogue Self Assessment (LASA) items have been validated as general measures of global QOL dimensional constructs in numerous settings [ 9– 13].
The secondary outcome measure was the ease of breathing through each mask as indicated by the pressure measurements and visual analogue scale assessment.
Yinnon and coworkers [ 24] analyzed HRQOL in a 1-week period preceding ICU admission using the linear analogue self assessment (LASA) score.
APACHE = Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; AUC = area under the curve; HRQOL = health-related quality of life; ICU = intensive care unit; LASA = linear analogue self assessment; MCS = mental component score; PCS = physical component score.
Doctors and patients filled out the same forms, viz. the Karnofsky, Spitzer, Linear Analogue Self Assessment Scales and a series of simple scales designed for this study, at the same time.
However, many of the published QoL studies in anaemic cancer patients have tended to employ generic and non-specific scales such as the WHO Performance Status Indicator (Ludwig et al, 1993; Mittelman et al, 1997) and the Linear Analogue Scale Assessment (LASA, also known as CLAS, Cancer Linear Analogue Scale) (Abels, 1992, 1993; Case et al, 1993; Vijayakumar et al, 1993; Glaspy et al, 1997).
Patients self-reported their QL with five linear analogue self assessment (LASA) scales that measured physical well-being (PWB), mood, pain, nausea/vomiting and appetite (Priestman et al, 1977; Coates et al, 1993), and a single summative LASA scale that measured overall QL (Spitzer et al, 1981).
