The phrase "assessed either as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or judgment of something in two possible ways or categories.
Example: "The project will be assessed either as a success or a failure based on the criteria set forth at the beginning."
Alternatives: "evaluated as" or "judged as".
Robustness of the skill increase has been assessed either as the agreement in skill improvement between the individual systems or after applying a statistical inference test (see Methods).
Mood elevation was strongly associated with depressive experience assessed either as threshold scores on the General Health Questionnaire (Goldberg and Williams 1988) or more specifically with depressive episodes, assessed with the Patient Health Questionnaire (Kroenke et al. 2001).
Items were assessed either as "well", "poor" or "not addressed"/"not reported".
They had to be assessed either as a self-report or by an independent (preferably blinded) rater.
Baseline fasting plasma ammonia levels were similar in the two study arms, assessed either as mean or the percentage of abnormal values (Table 1).
GPB decreased HE events in patients with cirrhosis, assessed either as the proportion of patients with at least one event or the total number of events.
The rate of CRP decrease, assessed either by absolute as well as relative changes, after antibiotic prescription in cancer patients with HCAP was markedly associated with mortality and may be used as an early predictor of outcome.
To investigate the individual contribution of FLG null mutations and disease severity on the NMF levels, we performed multiple regression analysis in AD patients with NMF as the dependent variable and FLG mutations (0, 1 and 2) and disease severity as assessed either by NESS (n = 82) or by SCORAD (n = 38) as independent variables.
Studies were included if they described an intervention or service which only recruited pregnant women with a BMI ≥ 30 (as assessed either pre-pregnancy or early on in pregnancy), and reported gestational weight gain as an outcome (either primary or secondary).
The additional presence of PPARγ increased percentage of syncytiotrophoblast well above and beyond this DMSO effect; however, rosiglitazone did not further alter differentiation of PPARγ-virus-infected null TS cells as assessed either by morphology or by qRT-PCR (Figure 10C, and data not shown).
In a preventative dosing regimen, where 10mg/kg/wk m266 was administered from 4 to 16 months of age, again m266 failed to demonstrate efficacy as assessed either by Aβ immunohistochemistry or quantitative ELISA.
