The phrase "assess correct" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of evaluating something for correctness, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Please assess whether the information provided is correct."
Alternatives: "evaluate accuracy" or "determine correctness."
This increased interest has lead researchers and medical practitioners to assess correct causes and information of the disease.
"This situation is unacceptable," said Dube. "A corporate employer must take effective and proactive steps to assess, correct and prevent the recurrence of hazards at all of its locations".
We selected linked records with PHNs only to assess correct linkage rate.
In order to assess correct gene identities some RT-PCR products were sequenced through EUROFINS/MWG services.
The TEC intervention is based on social-cognitive theory and consists of 6 components (assess, correct, teach, prepare, rehearse, portray).
Chest X-rays are subsequently used to assess correct positioning post-intubation by identifying the radio-opaque strip on the double-lumen tube.
In other words, subjects seem better calibrated in assessing hits than in assessing correct rejections, and for correct rejections, accuracy of their assessments does not change as much across confidence levels (Palmer, Brewer, Weber, & Nagesh, 2013).
When critical appraisal skills among resident physicians have been formally assessed, correct responses have varied between 33 and 42 % suggesting limited integration of these concepts [ 8].
Although dispersal abilities are among the more commonly cited potential determinants of a species' range (see e.g., [ 94]), this relation has rarely been assessed correcting for phylogeny.
In the second model the same relationships were assessed, corrected for age and sex in the analysis with the MMSE and corrected for sex in the analysis with age.
Hence, the prevalence of overweight and obesity were also assessed correcting for the bias reported in a previous study conducted in Switzerland [ 12], i.e., adding 0.8 kg/m2 and 1.1 kg/m2 to the BMI values of men and women, respectively.
