The phrase "assessed surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or analysis of a surface is being discussed, such as in scientific, engineering, or architectural contexts.
Example: "The researchers documented the properties of the assessed surface to determine its suitability for the project."
Alternatives: "evaluated surface" or "analyzed surface".
We assessed surface water and groundwater interactions, and nitrogen leaching and its potential attenuation in shallow groundwater in the lower Rangitikei River catchment (832 km2), New Zealand.
We also assessed surface protein levels of CD64 and CD169 (other proposed biomarkers of IFN activity) on CD14 monocytes using flow cytometry (see online supplementary figure S2).
Subsequently, we assessed surface marker expression using fluorescence-activated cell sorting analysis and found profound phenotypical differences between these differentiated cells.
In the present study we assessed surface hydrophobicity of gastrointestinal mucosa as an index of the functional integrity of the mucus layer, a layer that acts as a "closing seal"[ 22] of the intestinal barrier.
To this end, we assessed surface expression of agonistic TRAIL receptors by flow cytometry, because the cooperative action of ABT-737 and TRAIL has previously been attributed to NF- κB (nuclear factor of kappa light polypeptide gene enhancer in B cell -mediated upregulation of TRAIL-R2.
To assess the reproducibility of the assessed surface immunostaining phenotypes, we have repeated the measurement of each assessed immune phenotype (with the exception of CD19+CD5+ B cells) using an independent PBMC sample from 18 donors, within 1 2 months of the original measurement.
Roughness analyses were performed on femoral components to assess surface modifications.
Image textural analysis was then performed to assess surface variability at the inter-pixel scale.
To evaluate laboratory models using accelerated aging to assess surface light scattering in hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lenses (IOLs).
A new spatially distributed Anthropogenic Footprint Index (AFI), based on land use data, was developed to assess surface pollution risks.
The accent will be on studies that demonstrate clear coating structure/property/performance correlations and the importance of using surface characterization techniques under in situ (that is, immersed) conditions in order to assess surface reorganization and to understand the type of surface that the settling stages (cells and larvae) encounter.
