The phrase "assessed only at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is evaluated or judged exclusively at a certain point or under certain conditions.
Example: "The student's performance will be assessed only at the end of the semester to ensure a fair evaluation."
Alternatives: "evaluated solely at" or "judged exclusively at".
Interrater reliability of the severity assessment tool (assessed only at the primary site) was substantial (κ = 0.68).
One hundred and eleven patients did not want to complete questionnaires electronically at home (51 preferred being assessed at home via phone interviews, 28 were skeptic about QOL assessments and electronic assessments in general, 15 wanted to be assessed only at the hospital, 6 were in a poor physical condition, and 11 refused for other reasons).
A marked decrease in the leaf production rate (around 20%) was assessed only at Travello immediately after the putative disturbance.
These studies were substantively different from the present investigation, as each study evaluated one level of data only, and Cubbin and colleagues assessed mortality only, with risk factors assessed only at the individual level.
Biological moderator and mediators include cerebral cortical thickness, task-based fMRI (reward and emotion conflict), resting connectivity, diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), arterial spin labeling (ASL), electroencephalograpy (EEG), cortical evoked potentials, and behavioral/cognitive tasks evaluated at baseline and week 1, except DTI, assessed only at baseline.
Fat mass and fat-free mass was assessed (only) at the 9-year-old research clinic visit (at which 7,725 of the children were seen) by whole body dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) (Prodigy scanner, Lunar Radiation Corp ,Madison, Wisconsin, US).
Therefore, we used AT-specific probes for assessing only AT-type expression (or D genome expression) and TC-specific probes for assessing only TC-type expression (combined expression of both A and B genomes) in the synthetic allopolyploid wheat.
In the first case, the policy must be assessed only by looking at how demand responds to the new situation (more demand, less costs, etc).
Experiences were assessed only of patients who attended at least three sessions.
Finally, dietary intake was assessed only once at baseline.
The major weakness of the study is that exposure was assessed only once at baseline.
