The phrase "assessed in a spectrum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or measurement of something across a range of values or categories.
Example: "The students' performance was assessed in a spectrum, allowing for a more nuanced understanding of their strengths and weaknesses."
Alternatives: "evaluated across a range" or "measured on a continuum".
This can be experimentally assessed in a whole spectrum of preparations, ranging from muscle strips/cells in which the plasma membrane is perforated to make it freely permeable for Ca2+ (staphylococcus exotoxin or β-escin) to fully skinned muscle strips/cells or isolated myofibres hooked to nano-force transducers.
Spectrum bias may occur when the test is assessed in a study population with a different clinical spectrum than will be found among those in whom test is to be applied in clinical practice.
The association between kidney function and cognitive impairment has not been assessed in a national sample with a wide spectrum of kidney disease severity.
2. Analyze clinically assessed securement in a spectrum of the continuum of care.
NIR spectroscopic analysis of the tapestries was performed and then assessed in relation to the spectra used to develop the model.
The somatic variant profile considerably differed from the germline spectrum assessed in the blood and muscle bulk of the same individuals (Supplementary Fig. 2a).
To assess ΔmTSS across a spectrum of CRP values, patients were analyzed in four categories of baseline CRP.
Reductions of performances have also been reported by other authors who recently assessed in humans the role of the amplitude spectrum and its interaction with the phase content in similar tasks [23], [24].
Kurian and coworkers identified a subgroup of parkisonism-dystonia patients with a loss-of-function mutation in the DAT gene SLC6A311, whose spectrum was first assessed in pediatric patients11,12.
The goals of the present study were (a) to assess the performance of LIR in a spectrum of bleeding scenarios, (b) to compare automated fluid management by LIR with standard fluid management by practitioners in simulation cases, and finally (c) specifically to challenge the reliance of LIR on the accuracy of PPV for effective resuscitation.
