The phrase "assessed differences in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation or comparison of variations in a particular subject or area.
Example: "The researchers assessed differences in the performance of the two groups during the experiment."
Alternatives: "evaluated variations in the" or "analyzed discrepancies in the".
Participants performed three different task-switching conditions that assessed differences in the degree of complexity of cognitive control processes, after temporally disrupting rostral, or caudal target regions, or a control region.
We assessed differences in the distribution normality of the continuous variables using one-way analyses of variances followed by Bonferroni corrections for multiple comparisons.
We assessed differences in the accumulation of wrack between natural (sandy beach, rocky reef and rockpools) and armoured stretches of shoreline, and the efficacy of eco-engineering interventions (man-made rockpools and planted saltmarshes) in enhancing the accumulation and retention of wrack.
We assessed differences in the prevalence of drug categories using the Fisher's exact or χ2 tests.
We assessed differences in the strength of the treatment outcome association between subgroups by testing the significance of the interaction term.
We assessed differences in the activities for the various sites using the Kruskal-Wallis test, setting an adjusted p-value of < 0.05 for significance.
We therefore calculated the average of the cumulative percentage correct over the final 50 trials to assess differences in the asymptotic performance level over the different task conditions.
This allowed assessing differences in the zones-of-compliance when equal (effective) antetorsion values but different iFT values are given.
Chi-squared analyses were used to assess differences in the rates of sepsis between trauma and nontrauma groups.
We varied conservation budgets in these scenarios and used the software Marxan to assess differences in the resulting network configurations.
The aim of this study was to assess differences in the response to drought at the metabolite level in tolerant and intolerant rice genotypes.
