The phrase "assessed to distinguish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where evaluation or analysis is required to identify differences or characteristics among items or subjects.
Example: "The data was assessed to distinguish between the various factors influencing the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "evaluated to differentiate" or "analyzed to identify".
The initial assessment of such patients in most pain clinics was undertaken by the lead clinician (initial assessment was shared with specialist nurse in two clinics) - invariably a consultant anaesthetist whose role included diagnosing conditions requiring medical interventions and where appropriate distinguishing these from cases assessed to require rehabilitation.
The analysis of three other questions that assessed the ability to distinguish between evidence and interpretation is not in the scope of this article.
Here, we examined three structural properties of promoter sequences: bendability, propeller twist and nucleosome positioning, and assessed their power to distinguish promoters from non-promoter sequences.
As more than 60% of seropositive women were seropositive for multiple HPV types, we assessed type-specificity to distinguish between true multiple infections and potential crossreactivity of the assays.
Discrimination assesses the ability to distinguish between patients with different prognoses, which can be assessed using the concordance index (c-index) [ 19] or alternatively using the prognostic separation D statistic [ 20].
To assess patients' ability to distinguish adjacent terms analysis of effect sizes and their confidence intervals were calculated according to the method used to assess interindividual congruency.
However, subtle SRF can be difficult to assess clinically and to distinguish from chronic retinal changes overlying a dormant lesion.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the use and validity of virtual reality modules as part of the educational approach to mastering arthroscopy in a safe environment by assessing the ability to distinguish between experience levels.
Neuropsychologists often assess cognitive function to distinguish normal aging from pathological conditions.
Therefore, the listener was asked to classify them in a continuous sequence of listening tests, assessing its ability to distinguish the two techniques used to produce such an acoustic feature.
