The phrase "assessed features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or attributes that have been evaluated or analyzed in a particular context, such as in research or product reviews.
Example: "The report highlights the assessed features of the new software, including its user interface and performance metrics."
Alternatives: "evaluated attributes" or "analyzed characteristics".
To determine the factor structure, these items were examined, and regarding the assessed features, these three factors were labeled as "Supporting Teaching Activities"; "Supporting Features and Functions in Reading and Presenting", and "Learning Activities and Parent Interaction".
All the assessed features were hallmarks of a failing heart.
Additionally, we assessed features unique to the design and implementation of weaning trials, including use of daily screening to identify weaning candidates, criteria to identify weaning readiness, explicit weaning protocols (both groups), criteria for discontinuing mechanical ventilation (both groups), and reintubation.
The results for the eight assessed features of histopathological tumour regression in the uterus and omentum are shown in Table 3 and illustrated in Figure 2. Using Cox regression, we observed that the overall extent of tumour regression was related to a better PFS (HR=0.785, 95% CI 0.599 0.964) and a better OS (HR=0.707, 95% CI 0.482 0.943).
Each assessed feature and its respective WORMS scoring system is shown in Table 1.
(I) Mice were subjected to an increased dose of nebulized methacholine (MCh) challenge protocol to assess features of respiratory mechanics.
Market participants will have the ability to better assess features of ATSs to better inform their order routing decisions and the pursuit of best execution.
To identify and assess features characterizing target recognition by PTEN-regulating miRNAs, we analyze multiple datasets from PAR-CLIP experiments in conjunction with RNA-Seq data.
Brain imaging studies have traced the approximate number sense to a specific neural structure called the intraparietal sulcus, which also helps assess features like an object's magnitude and distance.
Defining outlying patterns requires establishing distance metrics in which to assess features and identify singleton patients.
This is the first study that assesses features and outcomes of AKI and RRT in patients with HH compared to a large control group of critically ill patients.
