The phrase "assessing estimated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of evaluating or analyzing something that has been estimated, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The team is assessing estimated costs for the project to ensure we stay within budget."
Alternatives: "evaluating projected" or "reviewing calculated".
Overconfidence leads project managers through the mediator of risk awareness, to assess estimated risk occurrence probability and estimated risk impact more optimistically.
The questionnaire assessed estimated stroke care burden, current service provision and opinion on service improvement.
Although the total diet could not be completely assessed, estimated caloric intake measurements indicate that the main source of calories is from glutinous rice supplemented with ordinary rice in Gayeu and some Saisi families.
The 96-h toxicity was first assessed, estimating lethal concentrations fifty (LC50) of 7 and 30 μg L−1 AZM for O. hatcheri and J. multidentata, respectively.
EP complications, patient sociodemographic/obstetric characteristics, and conditions of severity management were assessed, estimating prevalence ratios with respective 95% CI.
The degree of mutual agreement between replicates was assessed estimating Pearson correlation coefficients (r) on the entire set of expression values.
To evaluate MUC1 expression, a semi-quantitative method was performed; protein expression was assessed estimating the percentage of labelled cells and scored as follows: no staining, weak staining (≤20%), moderate (≥20 ≤50%) and strong (≥50%) immunostaining.
Nevertheless, two studies provide perspective in assessing estimates from new complete mtDNA and the morphological data.
Sensitivity analysis included comparing findings across the four sets of covariate models and the three alternative exposure measures, as well as assessing estimates from selected two-pollutant models and models for CIMT that controlled for ultrasound sonographer.
Thus we were able to assess estimates of reproductive fitness for only 56% of the females (n = 45).
High variability was observed among self-reported estimates, while clinically assessed estimates showed greater consistency.
