The phrase "assessed from which" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the source or basis of an assessment, but it would need to be part of a more complete and clear sentence.
Example: "The results were assessed from which we could draw meaningful conclusions about the data."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on" or "analyzed from which".
First, the necessary conditions for learning additively separable functions are assessed, from which it is shown that extreme multimodality can induce pairwise independence.
Additionally, contributing factors to explain the extent of adherence to lifestyle recommendations were assessed, from which only little evidence is available up to date.
Body mass (kg) and height (m) were assessed from which body mass index (BMI) was determined and children were classified as normal weight, overweight or obese according to international cut offs.
Other limitations were the lack of quantification of ischemic myocardium as a result of the I/R, and that we used whole left ventricular tissue rather than isolated cardiomyocyte digestion, and were thus not able to assess from which cell type the vasopressin receptors were derived.
Officials then set assessed value, from which taxes are determined, at a fraction of the market value.
A pavement's condition is assessed from data which measures information such as the rideability, surface distress, structure, and skid resistance of the road [57].
Scenic beauty and recreational value were assessed from slides in which management measures were presented by the pairwise comparison technique.
This may be assessed from table 5, which shows the estimated probability of each answer in the intervention groups for those outcomes showing a significant difference in answer profiles between the two groups.
An association between muscle strength and age was statistically assessed from 11 muscle groups, from which significant association was found in 8 muscle groups (Table 1).
The rate of CDI-RH was assessed from admissions to HIDB, which is the largest reference hospital for infectious diseases in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Province and receives pediatric patients from the surrounding regions.
A particular strength of the study was that quality of primary health care was assessed from the patients' perspective, which allowed patients to provide feedback to health care providers for quality of care improvement.
