The phrase "assessed on which" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific criterion or basis for assessment, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results were assessed on which criteria were most relevant to the study."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on" or "judged according to".
To assess on which day to cryopreserve and transfer thawed embryos in good-responder patients by comparing the cycle outcomes of day 3 transfers vs blastocysts formed through extended culture before or after cryopreservation.
The objective was to obtain a manageable number of types of interventions whilst maintaining some detail to assess on which areas was the evidence base more or less prominent.
Ask the vendor for receipts showing he has paid the annual property tax; this shows the assessed value on which your property income tax will be based.
PLAB Part 2 (the clinical assessment) is an objective structured clinical assessment, candidates being assessed on 15 stations, one of which is a non-scoring pilot station.
Halves without the apical organ after cutting were only assessed on day 4 which is known to be sufficient time for regeneration of the apical organ13.
For this year's awards, there are more than 900 to be sniffed, nibbled and assessed, on all of which you can pass your own judgment by turning up to the festival this weekend at Cardiff Castle.
Damage is still being assessed on Hurricane Florence, which slammed into the Carolina coastline last month.
One should remember that GS and LGP are assessed on ordinal scales (which in this case were coded by the ecologist as low = 1, medium = 2 and high = 3).
The LV lead position was assessed on biplane fluoroscopy (which was obtained during the implantation procedure) using the left anterior oblique (60°) and right anterior oblique (30°) views.
In-situ assessments can be based on 1) permanent plots, which are assessed on all successive occasions, 2) temporary plots, which are assessed only once, and 3) a combination of both.
