The phrase "assessed yes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a positive assessment or confirmation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were assessed yes, indicating a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "confirmed positively" or "evaluated affirmatively".
The quality of each study was assessed as "yes", "unclear", or "none".
Is family history of type 2 diabetes systematically assessed (if yes, how registered)?
After watching the news long enough to assess that, yes, he was dead, and the circumstances all seemed rather tragic, long enough for them to play a bit of Billie Jean and Beat It and Smooth Criminal and Blame it on the Boogie and so on, reminding me that he was a bona fide musical genius, I went to bed.
You need to say what it is they scored poorly on and assess, that, yes, [the patient] was not oriented to place.. To me there is a difference between, like, you say one day wrong on date and day (questions) when you, like, are in a hospital and have been there for many weeks.
We assessed 'Yes', element occurred/was delivered (scored 2 points); 'No', element did not occur/was not delivered (scored 0 points) and 'Unsure' (scored 1 point).
Column two (Measure) explains how each was assessed (many as "yes"/ no", some quantitatively as continuous measures).
Chronic physical conditions were assessed using a "yes" or "no" check-list.
Some questions were assessed by choosing yes or no; others were measured using the Likert scales (Additional file 3).
Furthermore, PED is assessed by a yes or no checklist for MID activities, rather than by an evaluation of the quality of each activity.
The correctness, robustness, efficiency and relevance [ 7] of the statistical methods reported in the sample papers were assessed using a yes or no assignment for each characteristic.
