The phrase "assessment a second" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context, making it unusable in written English.
Example: "Please hold on for an assessment a second while I gather the necessary information."
Alternatives: "evaluation momentarily" or "review shortly".
One reviewer performed inclusion assessment, data extraction and quality assessment; a second reviewer checked this.
After six months following baseline assessment, a second assessment is conducted, also by means of a questionnaire.
Note: **the patient was relatively de-hydrated at the first assessment; a second measurement after a few days of i.v. fluids and antibiotic therapy exceeded 3 cm.
If this assessment differed from the initial assessment, a second external adjudicator reviewed the event and any differences were resolved by consensus.
On the date of the follow-up assessment, a second notification email will be sent to patients, reminding them to complete the questionnaires online.
OBAS I is a prospective study commenced in 1989 of healthy older adults age 65 years or older at the initial assessment, a second arm was added in 2004, OBAS II, with less stringent exclusion criteria and these subjects were 85 or older at the start of the study.
By her assessment, a third of the people in Vilvoorde who are at risk of joining ISIS, or acting on its behalf, are minors.
In 2017 there were about 14,600 refusals by local authorities to carry out an assessment – a third more than two years earlier.
In terms of knowledge assessment, a third of the respondents who are aware that volcanic hazards exist in the Skagit Valley still indicate that a lack of hazard knowledge prevents them from preparing.
quality assessment: a first indicator of quality was based on the QUADAS-2 assessment.
After twelve months following baseline assessment, a third assessment will take place, again by means of a questionnaire.
