The phrase "assessed by setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where evaluation or analysis is being conducted based on specific conditions or environments.
Example: "The effectiveness of the program was assessed by setting various parameters to determine its impact on student performance."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on context" or "measured by circumstances".
First, the crispness of corn flakes was assessed by setting a specific device with coupled measurements of acoustic and mechanical signals, in agreement with results from a descriptive sensory analysis.
The in vivo tumor volume was assessed by setting the lower threshold to 90% of the maximum voxel intensity of the tumor using the IRW program (Siemens, Erlangen, Germany).
In addition to assessing the strength of methods, the relevance of the study was also assessed by setting limits for rates of application that would be considered environmentally relevant (based upon current recommended use rates [20]) and assigning a score of 0, 1, or 3 for relevance.
Event-related responses were assessed by setting up fixed effects general linear models (GLM) for each subject.
In the fourth simulation experiment, the effect of allelic frequency on QTL mapping was assessed by setting the frequency ratio of the two alleles as 1∶1 (uniform distribution), 1∶2 (skewed distribution) or 1∶3 (skewed distribution).
Other important parameters to determine the feasibility of the full trial included the number of participants successfully followed up as well as participants' adherence to interventions (assessed by setting projected progress indicators- see below).
When we assessed costs by setting, $27,609 (SE = $1039) was incurred at the inpatient hospital (including index hospitalization), $9313 (SE = $396) was paid to medical providers, $3188 (SE = $324) was used for a short-term facility, $3131 (SE = $387) was used for a long-term facility, $2993 (SE = $269) went to outpatient hospitals, and $2554 (SE = $102) was used for prescribed medicine.
Both treatment groups were compared for Representational Competence assessed by questions set in three different categories.
It is important to determine whether the estimated concentrations of heavy metals in sediments pose a threat to aquatic life, and they are assessed by two sets of sediment quality guidelines: (i) lowest effect level (LEL) and severe effect level (SEL) and (ii) effects range low (ERL) and effects range medium (ERM) (MacDonald et al. [2000]).
Human postural stability is commonly assessed by a set of posturographic tests during quiet upright standing.
The model is assessed by a set of experimental data measured in binary Ni3Al polycrystals of three different compositions.
