The phrase "assessed less on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the criteria or factors by which something is evaluated or judged, indicating a reduced emphasis on certain aspects.
Example: "In this new evaluation system, students will be assessed less on their memorization skills and more on their critical thinking abilities."
Alternatives: "evaluated with less focus on" or "judged to a lesser extent on".
Lifestyle decisions are risky because they don't come with giant red arrows pointing the way, which for many of us, makes these types of decisions scary because the worthiness of our decisions are assessed less on our preparedness, our courage, and our intentions, and more on the outcome of our decisions; in other words, whether we succeed or fail.
As a consequence, interventions are focused on this generation and not on the younger population, for whom cardiovascular risk is also assessed less often.
To be terrified at seeing your child on the edge of a precipice is hardly unreasonable, he said, and emotions should be assessed less in terms of their rationality than of how appropriate and proportionate they are in specific situations.
The influence of protocol violations on outcome could not be assessed because less than 50% of patients were monitored.
"He was not assessed on 100 one-acre housing lots.
Regarding studies with lower NH3 concentrations, Godbout et al. [ 27] showed that communities within swine production areas (151 animal units swine/km) were exposed to higher NH3 and H2S concentrations, and also perceived higher odor intensities (assessed directly on site) compared to less producing areas.
The team assesses possible on-campus threats.
Researchers have recently begun to argue for the importance of learning directly from patients when assessing quality of care, and relying less on the concepts and measures derived from the perspectives of clinicians and researchers [ 17, 18].
13 COPD was also assessed on lung function when FEV1/FVC was less than 70%.
Other aspects, such as focusing on human interaction, were assessed to be less prolific.
Union was assessed on the basis of plain radiographs, making the assessment of union less reliable.
