The phrase "assessed at first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an initial evaluation or judgment made about something or someone.
Example: "The project was assessed at first to determine its feasibility before moving forward with the implementation."
Alternatives: "evaluated initially" or "judged at the outset."
All patients were assessed at first presentation and during follow-up according to a standardized web-based data sheet.
Cancers detected at second screen in women who were assessed at first screen showed some indication of increased risk of positive nodes (OR, 1.51; 95% CI, 0.67 3.39).
The immunohistochemical evaluation at definitive surgery was performed by the same pathologists who remained blinded to the disease response and the score assessed at first biopsy.
In SSc patients an abnormal V'E/P0.1 better relates to the severity of dyspnea than traditional lung function parameters and can easily be assessed at first outpatient consultation.
Firstly, AN use was only assessed at first antenatal visit, and chewing habits may have changed through the course of pregnancy, which may introduce bias.
Personality (HP5-i) and Performance-based self-esteem (PBSE-scale) were assessed at first year, Study conditions (HESI), Burnout (OLBI), Depression (MDI) at 1st and 3rd years.
Responder, defined as a participant with 50% or more pain relief using a 100 mm VAS for pain intensity, versus non-responder (under 50% pain relief) will be assessed at eighth treatment session (assessment 9) and the two follow-up sessions (assessments 10 and 11).
Fewer women are assessed at second and subsequent screens [ 37, 38], possibly due to the increase in specificity associated with the availability of previous films for comparison [ 39].
Our main finding was that the interview procedure seems to reduce the selection of students with inferior communication capability, as assessed at fourth year, in spite of the training in communication skills and other professional behaviour during medical school.
Whether you have a good idea, a bad idea (like Catholic-Jewish rumbling), or maybe an odd notion that's hard to assess at first, success will depend heavily on whether it's put into a flow of other ideas.
QOL, subsuming physical as well as psychosocial symptoms, was assessed at the first, the third as well as the sixth chemotherapy cycle and at both aftercare visits.
