The phrase "assessed estimated" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two different terms that should not be used together without proper context.
Example: "The assessed estimated value of the property was significantly lower than expected."
Alternatives: "evaluated estimate" or "appraised estimate".
The questionnaire assessed estimated stroke care burden, current service provision and opinion on service improvement.
Measures assessed changes in transport usage, purchase of preparatory goods for a pandemic, perceived risk groups, indicators of anxiety, assessed estimated mortality rates for seasonal flu, effectiveness of seasonal flu vaccination, and changes in pork consumption 26% of the respondents were 'very concerned' about being a flu victim (42% Malaysians, 5% Europeans, p <.001).
The 96-h toxicity was first assessed, estimating lethal concentrations fifty (LC50) of 7 and 30 μg L−1 AZM for O. hatcheri and J. multidentata, respectively.
EP complications, patient sociodemographic/obstetric characteristics, and conditions of severity management were assessed, estimating prevalence ratios with respective 95% CI.
The degree of mutual agreement between replicates was assessed estimating Pearson correlation coefficients (r) on the entire set of expression values.
To evaluate MUC1 expression, a semi-quantitative method was performed; protein expression was assessed estimating the percentage of labelled cells and scored as follows: no staining, weak staining (≤20%), moderate (≥20 ≤50%) and strong (≥50%) immunostaining.
Overconfidence leads project managers through the mediator of risk awareness, to assess estimated risk occurrence probability and estimated risk impact more optimistically.
High variability was observed among self-reported estimates, while clinically assessed estimates showed greater consistency.
The prevalence estimates based on self-reports showed high variability, while clinically assessed estimates were more consistent, especially in the community samples.
Using complementary data sources, we assessed estimates validity of population-based prevalence rates of four common chronic medical conditions with high impact on cardiovascular health (diabetes mellitus, hypertension, dyslipidemia, obesity).
Thus we were able to assess estimates of reproductive fitness for only 56% of the females (n = 45).
