The phrase "assessed for depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or measurement of depth is being conducted, such as in academic, scientific, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The soil samples were assessed for depth to determine the extent of the root system."
Alternatives: "evaluated for depth" or "measured for depth".
The resultant accepted bam files were assessed for call depth at each nucleotide site using SAMtools [ 41], and the depth distribution was plotted for eggplant and turkey berry relative to the tomato and potato genomes.
In this study, 135 Sri Lankan accessions, mostly identified as landraces, for which data was available at the International Rice Research Institute on drought scores were genotyped using a 384 SNP array and assessed for root depth using a newly developed buried herbicide method.
These same sites were assessed for probing depth (PD), recession and bleeding on probing (BOP), as summarized in Table 1.
11 The targeted coding exons and splice junctions of the known protein-coding Refseq genes were assessed for the average depth of coverage in this individual compared to other sequenced family members.
The study includes 11 consecutive patients that fulfilled the following inclusion criteria: (a) assessed for epilepsy surgery with depth electrodes in King's College Hospital, (b) gave written consent to have microelectrodes implanted, (c) showed action potentials in microelectrode recordings.
Finally, the applicability of the method is assessed for soil profiles with depth-varying properties.
Damage resistance in terms of damage area and depth are assessed for low energy (20 50 J) as well as high energy (500 J) drop-weight impacts; damage tolerance is assessed through Compression after Impact (CAI) tests.
Because knockdown efficiency varies and because it is unknown what protein levels would be sufficiently high for the factor to be successfully ChIP-ed, ChIP-seq experiments performed in cells treated with si/shRNAs targeting the factor are set aside as "unknown" and assessed for library complexity and sequencing depth but not for ChIP quality.
These libraries were sequenced to a total depth of 9.9X, and all reads assessed for quality.
The contributions of taxonomic species, depth and Symbiodinium type on host genotypic variability (atp6) were assessed for positively identified Agaricia specimens under the AMOVA framework using GenALEx V5 [ 65], with either depth or Symbiodinium type nested within taxonomic species.
