The phrase "assessed meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interpretation or evaluation of a particular meaning in a specific context, such as literature, language, or data analysis.
Example: "The researchers assessed meaning in the participants' responses to understand their perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "evaluated significance" or "interpreted meaning".
Models with 5-, 10-, and 15-year exposure lags were assessed, meaning that exposure in the year of death and in the previous 4, 9, and 14 years, respectively, was not included in the calculation of exposure duration.
One is that BMD was not directly assessed, meaning that the conclusions are based on bone markers alone.
Theoretically and empirically sound measurement instruments that assess meaning in life are crucial for the rigorous study of the construct, to understand its associations with psychological well-being and psychopathology, and to assess the impact of interventions targeting meaning in life.
This study is at the forefront of applying modern psychometric techniques to the Meaning in Life Questionnaire, a scale widely used to assess meaning in life.
Mean score changes which were not statistically significantly different from zero (p < 0.05) include: Social/Family Well-Being (p = 0.059) and the FACIT-Sp subscale assessing meaning and peace (p = 0.204) (Table 2).
In an investigation of the meaning of dress, in this instance the meaning of a specific body modification a tattoo, Mun et al. (2012) interviewed women of various ages who had tattoos to assess meanings, changes in self-perceptions as a result of the tattoo, and any changes in the women's behavior as an outcome of being tattooed.
The new system assesses properties at 1percentt of estimated market value, meaning a home assessed at $4,290 would sell for $429,000.
Second, we need to assess hidden meaning.
34 45 Further, this item clearly specifies that the treatment target (remission or at least low disease activity, see item 2) should be attained within 6 months and not necessarily within 3 months; the 3-month time point relates solely to assessing improvement, meaning reduction of disease activity from a high to at least a moderate state by composite measures.
The returned English phrases were compared with the originals and assessed for meaning.
We applied Brislin's [ 38] translation and back-translation method using two bilingual professionals; the original and back-translated versions were assessed for meaning equivalence.
