The phrase "assessed data not" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The report indicates that the assessed data not included in the analysis may lead to inaccurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "data that was not assessed" or "unassessed data".
Firstly the covariates associated with missingness at each assessment were identified and the inclusion of previous QoL was assessed (data not shown).
This was in contrast to the H2B K123R strain, which exhibited a slow growth phenotype at all of the temperatures and various medias assessed (data not shown).
Similar data were obtained when the phosphorylation status of Y136, one of several additional phosphorylation sites of LAT, was assessed (data not shown).
In our study, however, we did not observe any correlation between Foxp3 expression levels and production of all intracellular cytokines assessed (data not shown).
Treatment with TOCP did not alter the base line levels of any of the respiratory parameters assessed (data not shown).
Comparable data were obtained when release of IP-10, MIP-1α and IL-8 were assessed (data not shown).
After screening over 30 point mutations throughout the VACV A51R protein, we found that almost all of the mutants displayed significantly reduced protein stability, rendering virus rescue and MT-related functions difficult to assess (data not shown).
Habitus was assessed but data not presented.
VPC23019 did not have a significant effect on S1P regulation of hNP cell survival or neuronal differentiation and was not assessed further (data not shown, see Discussion section).
We found no evidence of statistical interaction between any of the assessed markers (data not shown) and, therefore, calculated predicted marginal survival probabilities for given marker expression patterns directly from the combined Poisson model including AZGP1, MUC1, and p53.
These efforts will be of particular importance for new technologies for which standards for sharing data and assessing data quality have not yet been established.
