The phrase "assesses defined as" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to explain what a specific assessment entails, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The report assesses defined as the evaluation of student performance based on standardized tests."
Alternatives: "evaluates described as" or "analyzes characterized as".
CHD status was assessed, defined as documented history of myocardial infarction, stenosis of >50% on coronary angiogram, coronary intervention or bypass grafting.
Item 1, from the PANSS Positive Factor subscale, assesses suspiciousness, defined as "Beliefs which are unfounded, unrealistic, and idiosyncratic".
In the current study, participants completed Goldberg's Big Five personality inventory and then completed a cognitive task designed to assess overconfidence (defined as the difference between confidence and accuracy).
Bony union of the graft proximally and distally was assessed and defined as uninterrupted external bony borders between the fibular graft and recipient bone.
For studies assessing reproducibility (defined as within-subject repeatability over time, under similar conditions), the study had to have repeated (at least two) IGRA assays (same IGRA) done on the same group of subjects, preferably in a setting with limited TB exposure and without an antecedent TST within 6 months.
Hypertension, retinopathy, microalbuminuria, macroalbuminuria, and cardiovascular disease (CVD) were assessed and defined as previously described (7, 8).
Initially, a single computed tomographic section was used to assess recruitment defined as the decrease in nonaerated lung units.
The Healthy Days Measures are a brief set of survey-based questions designed to assess HRQOL – defined as "perceived physical and mental health over time" [ 4, 5].
HZ was physician diagnosed, while PHN was physician assessed and defined as the presence of pain 30 days after the rash appeared.
The other 3 dimensions of the TCI assess character, defined as the overall personality traits acquired through experience (Self-directedness [SD], Cooperativeness [C], and Self-transcendence [ST]).
