The phrase "assessed simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple items or subjects that are evaluated at the same time.
Example: "The results of the experiments were assessed simultaneously to ensure consistency in the findings."
Alternatives: "evaluated at the same time" or "analyzed concurrently".
Subjects then performed the tests and the performance was assessed simultaneously by the two observers using a standardized assessment rating protocol (see Additional file 1 for details) and then dichotomized (i.e. ″fail″ if one direction in any region was uncontrolled).
The BEEHAVE model is a useful tool in the risk assessment of stressors to bees as many potential stressors can be assessed simultaneously, and testable hypotheses can be developed.
A similar approach could also be used to allow multiple molecular imaging targets to be assessed simultaneously.
A Multiport Particle Chamber MPCC) has been developed to enable up to 24 particle sensors to be assessed simultaneously.
Capital levy, strictly defined, a direct tax assessed simultaneously on the capital resources of all persons possessing taxable wealth in excess of a minimum value and paid at least partly out of capital resources.
High technology industry must continuously improve product quality and multiple correlated product quality characteristics must be assessed simultaneously due to product complexity.
All of the state items were assessed simultaneously.
The severity of biliary dilatation can also be assessed simultaneously (Fig. 16).
Multicriteria Decision Analysis Methods (MCDA) have gained wide acceptance due to the fact that they embody many quantitative and qualitative variables and the characteristics of several scenarios can be assessed simultaneously [26].
While before we were considering only the most relevant features of each live show and using that as reference, now all features are assessed simultaneously – similarity is more broadly defined.
Mitochondrial membrane potential was assessed simultaneously with all measurements of oxygen consumption [56].
