The phrase "and assessed changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of modifications or variations in a particular context, such as research or data analysis.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of the new policy and assessed changes in employee productivity over the course of six months."
Alternatives: "and evaluated alterations in" or "and analyzed variations in".
We immobilized small peptides on silicon and assessed changes in their surface properties upon chromophore binding via ellipsometry, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy.
We modified the surface of biodegradable nanoparticles loaded with antigen with different densities of the mAb to the DC lectin DEC-205 receptor and assessed changes in the cytokine response of DCs and T cells.
We evaluated species' characteristics as covariates of population trend and assessed changes in rainfall and proportional area and survey coverage per vegetation type.
clutch size, habitat affinity, diet, tolerance of human modified landscapes, and range extent (see [17] and references therein)—related to population trend and assessed changes in rainfall, proportional area of vegetation types, and survey coverage per vegetation type as possible determinants of population and general trends.
We examined whether anti-TNF therapy improves insulin resistance in RA patients and assessed changes in the insulin signaling cascade.
Using mixed-methods, we examined learning experiences and perceptions of the flipped classroom model and assessed changes in students' self-perceived knowledge after participation in the course.
Monitoring and assessing changes in contaminants in urban and suburban environments is essential to assessing ecosystem well-being in human-influenced landscapes.
Robust and practical SHM methodologies being able to rapidly and accurately detect and assess changes in the monitored system are required to be at the core of these "smart" structures.
The 12 agents, with offices in each of the UK regions, are the eyes and ears of the MPC, talking to businesses around the country and assessing changes in economic conditions.
The estimate obtained from ENM can also assist the design of conservation strategies for the species, by indicating areas for specific surveys and assessing changes in the EOO over time.
William Cioffi took a summer course on stable isotope ecology to support his dissertation on using baleen from fin whales to reconstruct individual life histories and assess changes in foraging ecology, reproduction, and stress.
