The phrase "are subsequently evaluated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where items or subjects are assessed after a certain action or event has taken place.
Example: "The results of the experiment are subsequently evaluated with statistical analysis to determine their significance."
Alternatives: "are later assessed using" or "are then analyzed with".
Cell death was subsequently evaluated with assessment of the digital pictures, evaluating staining of the nuclei of a total of 700 1000 cells per well.
The collected set of sequence data was subsequently evaluated with respect of chloroplast targeting.
All patients were subsequently evaluated with CT angiography of the chest and abdomen.
This preliminary evidence has been subsequently evaluated with a placebo-controlled trial on pazopanib in pretreated non-adipocytic STS and recruitment has now been completed.
In the case of a positive chlamydia antibody test, the tubal status was subsequently evaluated with a hysterosalpingogram or laparoscopy; in women with a negative chlamydia antibody test, tubal pathology was considered to be absent.
This framework was subsequently evaluated with a number of case studies and was shown to provide a rational basis to advance discussions on human biomonitoring allowing better use and application of this type of data in human health risk assessment.
Using an Anderson-Darling test from the nortest package, all distributions derived from microarray data rejected the null hypothesis of normality and were subsequently evaluated with non-parametric tests.
When the analysis of variance performed over all groups indicated a significant (p < 0.05) difference among the groups, statistical differences between two groups were subsequently evaluated with Fisher's least significant difference test.
The ERα-coupled Bmi1 regulatory pathway was subsequently evaluated with regard to its down-stream genes such as p16 INK4andnd cyclin D1 and clinic-pathological features in breast cancer.
39 60 The Adherence to Exercise Scale for Older People (AESOP) 60 was developed using two existing scales, the Self-Efficacy for Exercise and the Outcome Expectations for Exercise scales, 71 73 as a basis for developing items that were subsequently evaluated with five older people, modified and re-evaluated with a further five older people.
