The phrase "assessed either one" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a choice between two options that have been evaluated, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "After reviewing the proposals, we assessed either one, but ultimately chose the second option."
Alternatives: "evaluated either option" or "considered either choice".
This task can be separated into two components, decision making and navigation, and the design of the task can be manipulated to assess either one of these components.
Statistical significance was assessed either by one-way ANOVA or unpaired t-tests with an α probability of 0.05.
Worldwide there is variability in the testing technique utilised by clinicians, as strength testing can be assessed either isometrically (at one point in the range) or whilst moving through a joint's range of motion [ 14].
Significant differences were assessed either by Student's t-test or one-way ANOVA followed by the Student Newman Keuls (SNK) test.
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.
Viewed together, only three participants were not assessed at either one of the follow-up assessments: one in the physical exercise-condition and two in the CBT-condition.
For each hospital survivor, vital status and living conditions were assessed by either one ICU nurse or one ICU physician (AF) through telephone interviews.
A Hungarian study reported that 76.7% of the obese children assessed had either one, two or three risk factors [ 21] which is comparable with the 86.5% of overweight/obese children in our study with one, two or three risk factors.
Statistical significance was assessed using either one-way ANOVA (comparison of EC50 and Emax) or two-way ANOVA (comparison of CRCs).
Typically, these outfits assess either a flat fee or 25percentt of the recovery.
