The phrase "assess of changes in" is not correct in English.
It should be "assess changes in" or "assess the changes in." You can use it when evaluating or analyzing modifications or variations in a particular context, such as data, processes, or conditions.
Example: "We need to assess changes in the market trends to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "evaluate changes in" or "analyze the changes in."
To analyse trends in diarrhoea prevalence by maternal education, access to clean water and improved sanitation, household wealth index; to identify the sources of variation and assess contribution of changes in socioeconomic characteristics in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
However, analysis of temporal trends should include assessing consistency of changes in the facilities under surveillance by using appropriate statistical tests.
In addition to bringing the interventions into facilities, a 1-year follow-up is also included to assess rates of change in outcome measurements.
Critics may raise concerns about the use of the DLBQ to assess determinants of change in lifestyle behavior, because this questionnaire has not been validated.
Hierarchical regression was used to assess levels of change in EBF between groups, after controlling for the influence of infant age, income, education and delivery type.
Because we did not measure urinary phosphorus, we cannot assess the effects of changes in renal phosphorus excretion in our patients.
The model is a suitable simulator to assess potential effects of changes in ambient climate, design, and controller tunings.
To assess the frequency of changes in the ocular surface and the presence of hepatitis C virus (HCV) in tear samples of patients with chronic HCV infection.
Our primary aim was to assess the effect of changes in D2/3 relative receptor occupancy (RRO) on clinical outcomes in this population.
After 48 hours, total protein lysate was subjected to Western blot analysis to assess the level of changes in Akt phosphorylation.
