The phrase "assessed with existing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an evaluation process that incorporates current resources or conditions, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The project was assessed with existing data to determine its feasibility."
Alternatives: "evaluated using current" or "analyzed with available".
Unfortunately, answering these questions will require novel preclinical research, as they cannot be directly assessed with the existing technologies in humans.
It offers the possibility of retrospectively assessing exposure with existing parameters (such as environmental dimensions, average number of smokers, ventilation characteristics and duration of exposure).
Not only is exercise stress testing used to identify and assess persons with existing or suspected cardiovascular disease, but also persons who have risk factors associated with sudden development of disease.
The interconnectedness between user-fee policy and HRH situations has proved too difficult to assess with the existing evidence base.
The developed scheme is coded into a commercial FEA package (ABAQUS) through user-defined subroutines and the fidelity of the model is assessed by comparison with existing experimental data in the literature.
The resuscitation routines were then assessed and compared with existing guidelines.
The final set of questions explored current patient management and the specialists' role: understanding the treatment pathway and patient's journey from diagnosis to treatment point, assessing current satisfaction with existing treatment choices and identifying pertinent unmet needs.
The area of social contacts/social support was assessed with two items regarding existing relationships (having an intimate partnership and living with parents during term/semester).
Biological validity of the T2DM candidate set is assessed with a comparison to existing studies and disease gene repositories such as OMIM and genome wide association studies (GWA).
To determine whether a quality improvement (QI) initiative involving a multifaceted educational intervention led to an improvement in the knowledge and confidence of clinicians managing patients with AKI or an improvement in the standards of basic care for patients with AKI assessed using existing audit measures.
