The phrase "assessed with those" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a comparison or evaluation involving a specific group or criteria, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results were assessed with those from previous studies to determine consistency."
Alternatives: "evaluated alongside" or "compared to".
Calibrations were also obtained for combinations of item sets from various inventories, if there was a subsample of individuals that was assessed with those inventories.
Sensitivity was calculated with those patients and time points, where the low dose corticotropin stimulation test was inadequate (n = 28) and specificity was assessed with those patients and time points, where it was normal (n = 25) (defined as rise of cortisol > 550 mmol/l after injection of 1 μg ACTH).
The cognitive development of study participants aged less than 7 years was assessed with the Griffiths Test, while those aged greater than 7 years was assessed with the Greek standardized version of Wechsler Intelligence Scale III (WISC III) [ 18- 22].
Based on a study of premature infants assessed concurrently with the BSID- First Edition and the BSID- Second Edition, we subtracted seven points from the mental developmental index (MDI) of those infants assessed with the BSID- First Edition [ 11].
Convergence was assessed with the statistic48.
Differences in downregulated genes that were assessed with the QuantiGene Plex assay were equivalent to or greater (less than 6-fold) than those assessed with the microarray, as were the differences assessed with RT and real-time PCR (12- or 20-fold greater).
Both Cariogram models displayed a statistically relationship with caries development (p < 0.05); more caries was found among those assessed with high risk compared to those with low risk.
Both models displayed a statistically relationship with caries development (p < 0.05); more caries was found among those assessed with high risk compared to those with low risk.
When determining work ability in jobs with specific demands, Sluiter [ 10] described performance measures that should be included and assessed with regard to those specific job demands.
In the first, human ability to perceive directional information in a driving vehicle in suburban traffic was assessed, with results generally consistent with those in stationary applications; however, a higher and especially faster rate of stretch application was preferred.
The purpose of this systematic review was to compare intrarater and inter-rater reliability of active cervical range of motion (ACROM) measures obtained with technological devices to those assessed with low-cost devices in patients with nonspecific neck pain.
