The phrase "assessing breakthrough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing a significant advancement or discovery in a particular field.
Example: "The researchers are assessing breakthrough technologies that could revolutionize renewable energy."
Alternatives: "evaluating advancements" or "analyzing innovations."
Indeed, invasiveness and surgical procedures need to remain minimal in order to assess breakthrough pain without interference.
Seeing his discomfort she assessed his breakthrough pain level at seven and gave him a rescue shot of pain medication.
The effects of solution pH (2 8), initial metal ion concentration (0.483 1.981 mmol·L−1), flow rate (1.0 3.1 cm3·min−1), ionic strength (0.01 0.30 mmol·L−1) and adsorbent mass (0.11 0.465 g) on Cr VI) adsorption were studied by assessing the microcolumn breakthrough curve.
In the local evaluation of a primary bone tumor, CT is also useful in assessing cortical involvement and breakthrough.
In this study, we assessed the 68Ge breakthrough in 123 eluates of four SnO2-based 68Ge/68Ga generators and the 68Ge content in 115 samples of the radiopharmaceutical after preparation of 68Ga-DOTATATE in order to measure the depletion of 68Ge during a manual radiochemical synthesis.
"It's a familiar pattern: a leading tech company marketing what is hailed as breakthrough technology without understanding or assessing the many real and potential harms of that product," Open MIC Executive Director Michael Connor wrote in a blog post.
And if your organisation produces non-financial or integrated reports, try assessing what proportion of the effort covered qualifies as "Breakthrough", rather than "Change-as-Usual".
Embracing a DIVA strategy for WA-MCF vaccine development would be useful in assessing the effectiveness of vaccination programmes, monitoring vaccine coverage and verifying breakthrough epidemics.
While the G-BA's wish for a standardized assessment is understandable, the example of imatinib for the treatment of CML [26 28] illustrates nonetheless that the model currently under discussion would not have properly assessed even a recognized/established breakthrough innovation as such.
