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The phrase "assessed in the analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or examination of data or information within a specific analysis context.
Example: "The results of the survey were thoroughly assessed in the analysis to determine the overall trends."
Alternatives: "evaluated in the analysis" or "examined in the analysis".
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Several different exposures and outcomes were assessed in the analysis.
No associations were seen for the other aspects of physical activity assessed in the analysis.
Other variables, not assessed in the analysis, may be valid predictors for (non- achievement of lipid goals/non- achievement well.
Also, interaction between regimen and time since ART initiation (<24 and ≥24 months) was assessed in the analysis of virological failure.
Although an attempt was made to adjust for these differences (prescribing physician, concomitant treatments, years diagnosed, etc)., it is possible other factors not assessed in the analysis could explain the study's findings.
Information on initiation of HAART due to non-AIDS defining HIV related disease was not available in the DHCS and therefore not assessed in the analysis of being eligible for start of HAART.
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Variables assessed in the descriptive analysis (and, in part, in the cluster analysis) are displayed in Table 1.
During the 2000-2001 school year, the association of independent schools changed how parental income is assessed in the needs analysis system used by the majority of independent schools.
This baseline h-I was also assessed in the prognostic analysis.
Different numbers of samples were used for each of the 4 platform-tissue type combinations assessed in the primary analysis in this study.
Further exploration of the influence of the reference standard is assessed in the sensitivity analysis below.
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