The phrase "assessed with dynamic" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an evaluation process that involves dynamic elements, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The project outcomes were assessed with dynamic metrics to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "evaluated using dynamic" or "analyzed with dynamic methods".
The study is a proof of concept that GFR and ERPF can be assessed with dynamic FDG PET/MRI scans in healthy kidneys.
The wave propagation characteristics of the multi-layered model with defects are assessed with dynamic FEM analyses under three-dimensional conditions.
Yet, in a mixed group of nine small (<3 cm2) dedifferentiated lung tumors, an inverse correlation between enhancement, being assessed with dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE) CT, and lesion diameter was observed [35].
These findings were consistent with hydrodynamic sizing data for CHAT plus a hydration shell since the median diameter by volume in UHP water was 3.4 nm (Fig. 1c) and the size distribution was narrow (2.4 5.6 nm for 80% of the volume) when assessed with dynamic light scattering.
In contrast, perception of whole-body biological motion is often assessed with dynamic displays of a few point-lights, providing only sparse visual information [30], [31].
Translation and rotation accuracy was assessed with displacement-controlled stages, while precision was assessed with dynamic double examinations.
The performance of the proposed traffic steering techniques has been assessed with a dynamic system level simulator.
Quality of CEL files was assessed with the Dynamic Model (DM) algorithm, and only individuals (CEL files) with QC>90 were included in downstream genotyping calling.
The maturation of the specific neuronal cultures has been assessed with Fluidigm Dynamic Arrays and functional characterizations, including patch-clamp recording and live calcium imaging [ 25].
After accommodation to the device the mechanical pain threshold was assessed with a dynamic plantar esthesiometer (Ugo Basile, Comerio, Italy), which applied increasing pressure at 1 g/s to the paw (cutoff at 10 g).
Mechanical allodynia was assessed with a dynamic plantar aesthesiometer (Ugo Basile, Comerio, Italy), which is an automated von Frey-type system (Kalmar et al., 2003; Lever et al., 2003).
