The phrase "assessed multiple" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the evaluation of several items or factors, but it needs additional context or a noun to be complete.
Example: "The project was assessed multiple times to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "evaluated several" or "reviewed multiple".
In previous reliability assessments of the CAPS-1, a pair of examiners assessed multiple patients, and demonstrated evidence of high reliability and validity.
In another study of 31 patients with RA, depression and mood were assessed multiple times a day over a one-week period.
However, few studies have concurrently assessed multiple behavioral, hormonal, nutritional and heart-rate responses of humans to acute, severe stress.
For the taxonomic groups that have been assessed multiple times, it is possible to derive Red List Indices, which are indicators of the aggregate rate at which all species in a given taxonomic group are moving towards extinction58,59.
Rosenstein, in a speech Wednesday in New York, said companies in highly regulated industries such as banking were too often assessed multiple fines by various agencies and governments for the same misconduct.
This study assessed multiple physiological responses in fathers and non-fathers to atypical distress vocalizations (cries of children with ASD), acoustically matched typical distress vocalizations (cries of typically developing children), and positive vocalizations (laughter of typically developing children).
The review officer said the facts in relation to the allegations "had been established and assessed multiples times" through operational reporting and a quick assessment.
They received scaffolded practice in assessing multiple student papers and justified their assessments using analytic criteria.
A major challenge is developing capacities on ES assessments for spatial planning, which is difficult because ES requires new interdisciplinary methodologies to assess multiple environmental and social concerns4.
The partner-preference paradigm allows us to assess multiple aspects of female sexual behavior.
When animals make choices (selecting foods, habitats, mates, etc.), they must assess multiple factors, often simultaneously.
