The phrase "assessed scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a scale that has been evaluated or measured in some way.
Example: "The researchers used an assessed scale to determine the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "evaluated scale" or "measured scale".
Rasch Model and differential item functioning assessed scale properties.
The analysis (using all cases available for each analysis) assessed scale response characteristics (mean, standard deviation, floor/ceiling effects) for both administrations of the DMSRQ-SF.
Four additional factors (relationship with spouse, sense of competence of parenthood, social life, and privacy) were assessed (scale 1 7 from worst to best).
Negative worded items were reversed before total scores were computed for each scale and normality of scores was assessed; scale reliability was assessed to determine the scale's internal consistency.
In addition, to determine the patients functional status we used the United Kingdom Neurological Disability Scale – UNDS [ 24], which comprises 12 sections to assess disability – and using the Expanded Disability Status Scale – EDSS [ 25] a single item 10 point interviewer assessed scale, a the first and final interviews.
Likewise, we did not observe significant differences in the baseline scores of the assessed scales, except the TSK, which was significantly higher in the HA group.
Higher risk programs will either face regulatory rejection, or be assessed scaled up risk payment.
We also review novel methods for assessing scale effects in benthic ecosystems.
Under column codes follow the assessing scale (0-3) to questions answered as following: 1 – yes, 0 – no.
Survey data provided a range of measures of demographic, social and health-related factors to assess scale construct validity.
Two parameters are used to assess scale unidimensionality: item 'fit statistics' and testing the assumption of local independence.
