The phrase "assessed population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific group of people has been evaluated or analyzed for certain characteristics or metrics.
Example: "The study focused on the health outcomes of the assessed population over a five-year period."
Alternatives: "evaluated group" or "analyzed population".
Results: Among the 59 employees examined in the study, 49 were found to be at risk for cardiovascular diseases (comprising ~ 83% of the assessed population) and thus qualified to the second round of assessment.
In 2007, we assessed population growth since introduction as a measure of establishment success of 25 wetland species (rare or extinct in the wild nationwide) and a total of 50 populations in Switzerland that had been introduced at seven restored sites with apparently adequate environmental conditions between 1997 and 2005.
We assessed population trends over time for the 37 species recorded >20 times.
Finally, we assessed population trend over most of the study period using annual catch rates in the fish monitoring survey of the Hudson River electric utilities.
None of the species for which we assessed population trends are globally threatened [30], but they were, by necessity of the trend analysis procedure, relatively common in the study area.
To confirm the functional involvement of the induced phospho-AKT, we assessed population growth for NHU-Con and NHU-β-cat-KD cell cultures in 0.09 mM or 2 mM calcium in the presence of the LY294002 inhibitor over a 6 day time-course (Figure 5B).
More specifically, for each haplogroup present in both populations, we partitioned the data into mutually exclusive subsets based on their distribution in the assessed populations.
We assessed population-based incidence rates (IRs) of IP among Danish breast cancer patients and compared these with IRs for the Danish general population.
Further, some studies assessed population-based incidence and prevalence of obstetric fistulas [ 35], or focused on prevention, treatment and repair [ 36- 39].
Two studies assessed population-based cohorts, 7 assessed hospital-based cohorts, 8 assessed patients from emergency departments, 27 assessed cohorts from specialist stroke or neurology units, and 3 did not specify the source.
The agency hopes that passive acoustics can help identify breeding grounds in need of protection and can be used as a tool to assess population numbers accurately.
