The phrase "assess whose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or determining ownership or responsibility related to a subject or object.
Example: "We need to assess whose responsibility it is to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "evaluate who" or "determine whose".
The first is to define the scenarios to be assessed, whose impacts will be computed using a set of models at a European and regional/local scale.
"But the thing about PTSD is that it's not about comparing yourself to others" -- nor assessing whose suffering does and doesn't "count" as traumatic.
Statistical tests are frequently called upon to assess treatments whose effect size is small or whose reduction of risk is modest, as is often the case with emerging treatments.
Indeed, Bjorner, Ware and Kosinski [ 2] suggest that cognitive assessment could be used as an adjunct to IRT, to further assess individuals whose responses do not fit the parameters established for item difficulty in an IRT model.
Humans are really bad at training their intuition to correctly assess propositions whose cause and effect are separated by vast expanses of time and space.
MedaMACS will assess patients whose HF is currently being medically managed (e.g., INTERMACS profiles 4 to 6) but who may derive benefit from early referral for MCS implantation.
A prospective cohort study which followed 182 adolescents of depressed and non-depressed parents into adulthood, found that ten years after being initially assessed, individuals whose parents had depression at assessment were four times as likely to have developed depression themselves, compared to those without a parent suffering from depression [ 11].
The article says that "The results were impressive — an accuracy of 86percentt — as the numbers were obtained by assessing patients whose colorectal polyp pathology was already diagnosed".
It seems Scotland coach Mark McGhee, based in the south east of England, has been key in assessing Bridcutt, whose bravery to show for the ball in any circumstance is another attribute Strachan admires.
