The phrase "assessed trait" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing characteristics or qualities that have been evaluated or measured.
Example: "The assessed trait of resilience was found to be a key factor in the participants' success."
Alternatives: "evaluated characteristic" or "measured attribute".
This study assessed trait relationships among 196 common bean genotypes exposed to stresses for drought and field infestation of bean fly or bean stem maggot (BSM).
In addition, we assessed trait anxiety a few days following testing based on the scores of the Dutch version of the Child Behaviour Check List.
The observed heterogeneity in the associations between MTHFR polymorphisms and age of onset between studies may reflect heterogeneity in the assessed trait and gene-environment and/or gene-gene interactions [ 51].
In the present study, we assessed trait personality (Barratt Impulsivity Scale, Sensation-Seeking Scale, and BIS/BAS) and everyday risk-taking preferences (DOSPERT), and conducted exploratory data analysis to investigate whether impulsivity-related personality traits modulate behavioral and psychophysiological responses during risky decision-making in our sample of healthy participants.
Individual differences measures assessed trait-based differences in facial recognition skills.
All the assessed traits showed significantly different genotypic responses under drought stress and non-stress conditions.
We assessed traits of fire resistance (bark thickness and bark density) and fire tolerance (mortality and sprouting type, basal or epicormic) in each species.
Additional file 1 Adjusted entry means for all assessed traits for eight inbred lines examined at three heat levels.
With respect to personality and mortality, the intervention is minimal (assessed traits) and the outcome (mortality) is difficult to influence.
Repeatabilities of the assessed traits at each of the three studied heat levels were high with values between 0.59 and 0.93 (Table 1).
Bing-Fang Hwang, a professor of environmental and occupational epidemiology at China Medical University, points out that in three of the studies parents assessed their children's traits, while psychologists assessed traits in the fourth.
