The phrase "assess due" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "We need to assess due payments before finalizing the budget."
Alternatives: "evaluate outstanding" or "review pending".
Female preference for dominant males is not easy to assess due to coercive mating by males.
However, soils developed on basalt are difficult to assess due to their large amounts of ferrimagnetic minerals.
The accumulated dose and peak dose rate per pass are more difficult to assess due to uncertainties in shield distributions and directionality of the source term.
Groundwater discharge via submarine springs was the most difficult to assess due to their depth (up to 15 m) and extensive development of the springs conduits.
Currently existing behavioral measures for motor impairments in rodent models with bilateral dopamine depletion have demonstrated to be difficult to assess due to the degree of task complexity.
Occipital lobe epilepsy is uncommon in epilepsy surgery series and often difficult to assess due to rapid seizure propagation, misleading seizure semiology and confounding interictal epileptiform activity.
Whereas other proficiency components (ie, cognitive knowledge and manual dexterity) can be tested, workflow understanding is difficult to define and assess due to its contextual and institution-specific nature.
Hydraulic coupling between lakes and groundwater is difficult to assess due to the very heterogeneous Pleistocene deposits with a complex layering of different aquifers, part of them being confined.
The model shows that the presence of three coupled thermal interactions makes temperature distributions of the different streams difficult to assess due to slight changes in the design parameters.
The impacts of armed conflict on ecosystems are complex and difficult to assess due to restricted access to affected areas during wartime making satellite remote sensing a useful tool for studying direct and indirect effects of conflict on the landscape.
Although anthropogenic pollution in soils developed on basalt is difficult to assess due to the high natural background, our results suggest that heavy metal contents are not related to the human activity.
