The phrase "assessed only with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that an evaluation or judgment is made exclusively using certain criteria or methods.
Example: "The student's performance will be assessed only with standardized tests to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "evaluated solely with" or "judged exclusively by".
Therefore, the PADI4 association with RA was assessed only with the nonsynonymous-SNP haplotypes in the subsequent analyses.
As noted in the previous section, "performance" in the health sector can be fully assessed only with indicators that are sector-specific.
Co- and post-translational modifications of the polypeptide chain and the cofactor are also possible and can be assessed only with the native material.
In a strict sense, model validation concerns with predictive ability which, to avoid subjectivity, could be assessed only with newly arrived data.
The level of physical activity was assessed only with the IPAQ, a self-reported physical-activity questionnaire which refers to physical activity only during the last week.
A limitation is that freezing was then assessed only with objective spatiotemporal methods and not also with clinical methods (Giladi et al., 2000).
Of these abnormalities, we assessed only hypercholesterolemia, with mixed findings, as reported above.
Next, the quality of the mapped images was assessed; only images with good enough quality were included in this study (121 of the 141 3D images).
Only one study to date has specifically evaluated fetal prognostic predictors in this patient group, and assessed only patients with non-obstetrical causes for ICU admission at a single center [ 34].
An institution complies with the confirmation requirement if it has adopted reasonable procedures designed to ensure that overdraft fees are assessed only in connection with transactions paid after the confirmation has been mailed or delivered to the consumer.
In the context of modelling, technical progress can ultimately be assessed only in accordance with the variation of labour productivities [26].
