The phrase "assessing contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or measuring the input or impact of someone or something, such as in performance reviews or project evaluations.
Example: "The team is currently assessing contribution to determine which strategies were most effective in achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "evaluating input" or "measuring impact".
The main objective was to identify factors responsible for high SGW in the former genotype by assessing contribution of source, sink, current photosynthesis assimilate, pre-anthesis stem reserves, canopy temperature and genes associated with the grain development in wheat.
The most dominant paradigm for such analyses is focused on assessing contribution of individual SNPs to statistical association or risk of developing a phenotype [ 2- 5].
Methods for assessing contribution to productivity growth have included the following: index numbers or growth accounting techniques (Antle and Capalbo, 1988; Diewert, 1976), econometric techniques (Capalbo and Vo, 1988) and mathematical programming procedures (Chavas and Cox, 1992).
Another problem for a high-density EEG is about spurious coherence due to volume conduction effects: however, since we were mainly interested in comparing coherence between contrasting surgical approaches, rather than assessing contribution of different cortical areas, concerns about volume conduction are of secondary relevance [ 33].
Standard bibliometric techniques are well suited for assessing the contribution to the advancement of knowledge, but much less so in assessing contributions to mission-oriented objectives of research institutions, such as impacts to population health or collaboration among scientists.
That assessed contribution pays for operating expenses like the electricity bills at its headquarters and human rights investigations in places like Syria and South Sudan.
This stands in sharp contrast with the assessed contribution of schools to the achievement gap: even school fixed effects can explain at most 13%% of the gap.
Whatever the theoretical "assessed contribution" used for these calculations, the amount paid by parents earning £25,000 or £35,000 per year is likely to be much higher.
An AUC was constructed to assess contribution to the prediction of RA above the Leiden rule for different models (table 4).
The forward stepwise method was used to build the multivariate models, using the log-likelihood ratio statistic to assess contribution to the model.
"The assessed contributions are paid through civilian budgets by each and every member state.
