The phrase "assessed the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of modifications or alterations in a particular context, such as a project, policy, or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the data, the team assessed the changes made to the marketing strategy and their impact on sales."
Alternatives: "evaluated the changes" or "analyzed the changes".
To determine the contribution of different parts of the cytoskeleton to cell sheet mechanics, we assessed the changes to the cytoskeleton from dispase lifting as well as from pharmaceutical or siRNA-based disruption of each of the major cytoskeletal components.
To perform this study purpose, we proposed the relationships between brand awareness and perceived quality and initial brand attitude and purchase intention by relying on the hierarchy of effects model; then we assessed the changes in brand attitude and purchase intention after providing information on negative corporate reputation.
We further assessed the changes in the frequencies of functionally distinct T cell subsets.
Therefore, we assessed the changes in brain activity induced by PMR using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
To determine the impact of pacing sites on cardiac fonction, we assessed the changes in BNP levels in each group separately.
Therefore, we cultured bovine chondrocytes in agarose gel and assessed the changes in not only static but also dynamic mechanical properties during long-term culture.
We assessed the changes in the phytoplankton composition induced by nutrient enrichments in Lake Guiers, a drinking water reservoir for the population of Dakar.
This study assessed the changes in enzyme activity with slope position and erosion type by selecting water and tillage erosion-dominated slopes and performing analyses using the 137Cs technique.
In this study, we compared the structural and functional changes in rat kidney with age to phenomena associated with cellular senescence in vitro.We assessed the changes in Fischer 344 rat kidneys from age 1 to 9 months to define growth and development and from age 9 to 24 months to define aging.Rat kidney telomeres were approximately 35 to 40 kb long and did not shorten significantly.
