The phrase "and evaluated only a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a specific evaluation process or criteria, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The results were analyzed and evaluated only a few days after the experiment concluded."
Alternatives: "and assessed solely a" or "and reviewed just a".
However, these studies were conducted on smaller numbers of mutation carriers than currently available and evaluated only a subset of the currently known breast cancer susceptibility alleles for their associations with ER-specific subtypes in carriers.
To the best of our knowledge, only one study has evaluated the test characteristics of claims-based definitions for FN, and this study included a small sample of older adults with a single tumor type (i.e., non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) and evaluated only a single definition [ 15].
Besides the fact that Neyt and colleagues evaluated only a single outcome (i.e. the reduction in of exacerbations and exacerbation-related hospitalizations) in their cost-effectiveness analysis and they did not provide data according to disease severity, their study presents further limitations.
Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN00815962 Although the efficacy of yoga in treating bronchial asthma[ 1] has been investigated since at least the 1960s [ 2- 9], most of the previous studies have been uncontrolled, and have evaluated only a few selected yogic postures or breathing exercises.
The authors believe that the qualitative considerations expressed on the compromise reached by the EU Council of Agriculture can be summarised and evaluated only through quantitative application, providing a measure of the net effect that the measures will cause in very different productive and climatic contexts (Povellato, 2012).
The point is relevant because Philodemus' philosophical production can of course be rightly described and evaluated only on the basis of an accurate list of his writings.
The study included a total of 31 patients and evaluated only 16 patients with PBL.
The study of Agricola et al. already demonstrated the correlation between the invasive EVLW and B-lines, but it evaluated only a selected population of post-operative cardiac surgery patients and excluded patients with lung diseases.
In addition, we evaluated only a primary intervention for a single primary diagnosis.
Early-stage tests contain a few dozen patients and evaluate only whether a drug is safe enough to test on a larger number of people.
However, it yields qualitative rather than quantitative data and usually evaluates only a few CpG sites at the 3′ end of the primers.
