The phrase "assessing differences between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or comparison of varying elements, groups, or concepts.
Example: "The study focuses on assessing differences between urban and rural populations in terms of health outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluating disparities between" or "comparing variations among".
For assessing differences between the different time points univariate analysis of variance with Tukey post hoc procedure for multiple comparisons was used.
They also showed how assessing differences between diverse populations with different risk allele frequencies can reveal new signals.
A large clinical study (n = 3,461) assessing differences between gender in clinical outcome found no such inequalities [18].
Additionally, assessing differences between these two groups will provide insight into whether CRC survivors with LS require a more thorough assessment of HRQoL compared to sporadic CRC survivors.
For assessing differences between physicians and nurses, ICU personnel were grouped according to their respective profession and data were analyzed using Fisher's exact tests.
The current study aimed to extend the findings of Straughan et al. (2016) and Yokoi et al. (2014) by assessing differences between patients with and without hallucinations and by adding associative priming to experimentally examine the effects of environmental factors.
Mann-Whitney U tests were used to assess differences between the variables of different groups.
Campaigners and charities were on Wednesday trying to assess differences between schemes in England and Scotland, but Scotland, which announced its new arrangements earlier this year, appears more generous overall.
Survival curves were drawn and the log-rank test was performed to assess differences between groups.
Student's unpaired t test was applied to assess differences between the two groups.
We used independent-samples t-tests to assess differences between the clinical and control groups.
