The phrase "assessed under the microscope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or analysis of a subject, often implying a thorough scrutiny.
Example: "The research findings were assessed under the microscope to ensure accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "examined closely" or "scrutinized in detail".
Compared with wildtype (WT) MSC, more TLR4KO MSC had differentiated into adipocytes and osteocytes when assessed under the microscope (Fig. 1B).
Cell spreading was assessed under the microscope and by photography.
The animal was allowed at least 2 days for recovery; its chamber was then assessed under the microscope for any signs of edema, bleeding, or unusual neovascularization.
An interesting aspect of that study is that cracks were present in only 1% of the failed cases assessed under the operating microscope.
Cell growth and morphology were daily assessed under the field microscope.
The changes in morphology of B16F10 cells after the treatments of 5-FU solution, 5-FU-loaded CP/GMS SLNs, and their corresponding blanks were assessed under the inverted-light microscope.
The expression of the studied proteins was assessed under a microscope (Olumpus BX41) using computer microscopic image analysis (software: AnalySIS DOCU, ver. 3.2 for Windows 95/98/NT; Soft Imaging, licence 100 7557).
The lymphocytes were counted and cell viability was assessed under microscope using the trypan blue dye (average of over 90% viability).
Three hundred 6 mm diameter infection sites were punched from the leaflets using a cork borer during 48-72 handand microscopically assessed under a compound microscope to ensure the correct timing for the biotrophy-necrotrophy switch.
The sections were further counterstained with hematoxylin and then assessed under a microscope in a blinded manner by two pathologists.
This can be readily assessed under a microscope with a FRET software program.
