The phrase "assessed whether changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an evaluation or analysis of modifications in a particular context, such as research or data analysis.
Example: "The researchers assessed whether changes in temperature affected the growth rate of the plants."
Alternatives: "evaluated if modifications in" or "examined whether alterations in".
The present study assessed whether changes in pain perception due to swearing reflect a "scripting" effect by comparing swearing as a response to pain in native English and Japanese speakers.
We assessed whether changes in coverage have generally matched changes in area by regressing proportional coverage divided by proportional area on year for each vegetation type.
As neurogenesis could be possibly affected by changes in maternal care [74], we therefore assessed whether changes in the amount of maternal care directed to either male or female pups after MD had occurred.
We further assessed whether changes in metabolite levels paralleled changes in glycemia during the 6.5-year follow-up period.
Therefore, we assessed whether changes in effective connectivity could also be dissociated from changes in electrophysiological arousal (EEG activation).
We assessed whether changes in the gestational age distribution of births also contributed to the temporal reduction in SIDS.
Finally, we assessed whether change in rCMRGlu was associated with longer-term SHAPS response by correlating the difference in dACC (peak voxel; ketamine-placebo) metabolism with change in SHAPS scores at day 14.
Using FFQ data, we assessed whether change in consumption of particular food groups was responsible for the decline in dietary quality.
A paired t test was used to assess whether changes in office- or ABPM-assessed SBP and DBP from baseline to 3 months were significant.
Univariate Cox regression analysis was used to assess whether changes in T-RTS scores between the time of assessment at the accident (T1) and the time of arrival at the hospital (T2) affected the mortality risk.
Previous studies have shown that CD141+ cDC1 numbers and functions in the tumor are predictive of patient outcome1,3,36, prompting us to assess whether changes in CD141+ cDC1s in the BM prior to treatment or resection were also predictive of response to therapy.
