The phrase "assess given that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating a situation or condition based on certain information or assumptions that follow the phrase.
Example: "We need to assess given that the project deadline has been moved up by two weeks."
Alternatives: "evaluate considering that" or "analyze based on the fact that".
An expert witness specializing in the use of force testified that the footage presented was difficult to assess given that there is no context for the action.
In what shape this instability could manifest itself is difficult to assess given that there is no immediate precedent in modern Mexican history.
The relative importance of one risk factor over another is diffucult to assess given that in most studies only univariate analysis has been performed and estimates of the risk of each factor has not been attempted.
However, the 'significance' of the loss of homozygosity studies, in both the statistical and common language meanings, is difficult to assess, given that the role of chance was not evaluated.
The conservation implications of the genetic variation that has been lost in Kirtland's warblers are difficult to assess, given that there is some uncertainty in the correlation between microsatellite and genomic variation [ 24], and predicting the impact of these losses on the fitness of non-model organisms is still poorly understood.
Of note, for changes with labor, the validation rate of microarrays could not be assessed given that no positive genes were found, while the lower validation rate (45%) for RNA-Seq for changes with labor compared to the one for changes with gestational age was expected due to differences in the ranks of genes tested by qRT-PCR among those differentially expressed (see Figs S2 and S3).
Readability was not formally assessed given that the decision aid was not based on prose text.
Also, dynamic changes in expression cannot be assessed, given that this is a cross-sectional study.
The Spanish guidelines suggest that "the need to prescribe estrogens to prevent osteoporosis should be carefully assessed, given that this medication can hide the presence of amenorrhea".
For one, the degree to which each attribute was deemed important to women was not included in all studies nor was the quality of the evidence and risk of bias able to be assessed, given that unpublished online tools were included and these tools were not necessarily subject to quality control measures.
The exact role that each cytokine has in the antitumour response is difficult to assess, given the large number of cytokines that are induced at the same time, and the overlapping activities of the cytokines.
