The phrase "assessed the functional impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation of how something affects functionality, often in contexts like research, analysis, or project assessments.
Example: "The team assessed the functional impact of the new software on overall productivity."
Alternatives: "evaluated the operational effect" or "analyzed the functional consequences."
In additional experiments, we also assessed the functional impact of ROS production blockade on probiotic sonicates-induced LPMC apoptosis.
In additional experiments, we also assessed the functional impact of JNK blockade on probiotic sonicates-induced LPMC apoptosis.
Next, we assessed the functional impact of somatic mtDNA mutations.
We assessed the functional impact of sequence variants using CooVar version 0.07 (Vergara et al. 2012).
We then assessed the functional impact of these expression changes on specific biological processes.
We assessed the functional impact of deregulated genes by enrichment analysis of gene ontologies, pathways and CpG sites around the transcription start sites.
The objective of the DGE is to inventory the patient's various problems, distinguish somatic and/or psychiatric pathologies from the physiological consequences of aging, assess the functional impact of diseases, understand how these diseases interfere with one another, assess their consequences on the patient's social environment, and prioritize the patient's different health issues.
This can be used to assess the functional impact of novel chromosomal translocations and to predict the position of breakpoints in the genes involved.
We then assess the functional impact of the variants by analyzing the mRNA levels of 129 HapMap individuals using next generation sequencing data from Pickrell et al [7] and Montgomery et al [6].
Subsequent in vitro and in silico experiments were performed to assess the functional impact of minor SNPs on mRNA secondary structure formation, RNA transcription, protein translation, and enzymatic activity.
Finally, when assessing the functional impact of CNVs on the human transcriptome, we found that overall 4.4% gene transcript levels are significantly associated with CNVs at a false discovery rate of 10%, with 23% of the associations not being previously reported.
