The phrase "assessed readily using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease or efficiency of evaluating or measuring something with a specific method or tool.
Example: "The effectiveness of the new software can be assessed readily using the provided metrics."
Alternatives: "evaluated easily with" or "measured quickly by".
A classic assay to analyze SV priming is by the application of hypertonic sucrose solution to induce vesicle exocytosis in a Ca2+-independent manner, which is often used to assess readily releasable pool (RRP) (Rosenmund and Stevens, 1996).
Percolation diameter is readily assessed using Micro-CT analysis, and thanks to its scale-invariance from percolation theory, it is relevant for the study of cell invasion in bulk samples.
Abdominal discomfort resulting from constipation is also a well-recognised side effect of thalidomide and can be readily assessed radiologically using a supine plain radiograph of abdomen.
Large-scale genetic approaches can be readily used in zebrafish to rapidly assess whether putative drivers play a functional role in cancer initiation, progression and therapy resistance.
Therefore the decrements associated with the various mental health conditions and co-morbidities in this paper can be readily used in decision-analytic models in assessing cost-effectiveness of health technologies.
Such a rotor model can be readily used for studying electromagnetic interaction effects and assessing fault torques in the outer rotor and inner rotor torque tubes.
Higher-level cognitive and affective skills cannot readily be assessed using traditional selected response formats and more authentic e-assessments are being proposed (Kuh, Jankowski, Ikenberry, & Kinzie 2014).
Programs such as 3SEQ [33] and Simplot [34] can be readily used to identify potential parents and recombinants; these methods also provide recombination breakpoints and P-values assessing the non-randomness of the mosaic signal.
The environmental tolerances of this species were assessed using readily available oceanographic data, including physical, chemical, and biological variables.
Data sets and derived ommatidial mis-patterning scores are readily assessed for significance using a suitable statistical test if an investigator's aim is to show a clear difference between two or more genotypes (e.g., Student T-test, found in most spreadsheet programs such as Microsoft Excel).
