The phrase "assessment controlling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in research or statistical contexts to indicate that an assessment takes into account certain variables or factors.
Example: "The study conducted an assessment controlling for age and socioeconomic status to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "evaluation accounting for" or "analysis adjusting for".
DIF-based studies permit statements about the performance of groups on an assessment, controlling for overall ability of the groups.
Our aim was to identify the factors associated with pass rates in the clinical skills assessment, controlling for age, sex, performance in the applied knowledge test, IELTS, and PLAB part 2 examination.
Details of the covariates are the same as for the model in table 3 with the addition of covariates for IELTS components and PLAB part 2. Table 4 gives the unadjusted and adjusted analysis of failure rates in the clinical skills assessment, controlling for the applied knowledge test, PLAB part 2, and IELTS component scores.
The odds of ER visits in the past 6 months among CDSMP participants was significantly reduced from baseline to 6-month (Odds Ratio [OR] = 0.68, p = 0.007) and 12-month (OR = 0.68, p = 0.009) assessments controlling for potential confounding factors.
Generalized mixed effects models (using Stata gllamm procedure; [ 9]) were used to assess change for any ER visits and hospitalizations (binary) from baseline to 6- and 12-month assessments controlling for age, sex, race/ethnicity, education, and number of chronic conditions.
Through improvements in individual THM exposure and dose assessment and controlling for many possible confounding variables, our study aims to offer estimated total individual internal dose assessment based on monitoring of tap water THM levels and detailed water use behaviors to examine dose-response relationships for THMs and fetal growth.
All experiments should be performed under highly standardized conditions, including basic principles such as constant ambient light and temperature conditions, identical test procedures in case of repeated assessment or controlling for possible time of day (circadian) influences.
The difference between British black and minority ethnic candidates and British white candidates in the pass rates of the clinical skills assessment, despite controlling for prior attainment, suggests that subjective bias could also be a factor.
Using a modified Poisson approach, the study members' mean OHIP-14 score at age 32, and mean number of OHIP-14 impacts at age 32, were modelled for each of the three categories of maternal self-rated oral health at the age-5 assessment, while controlling for low SES, high caries trajectory, and having one or more missing teeth.
63 To test study the hypotheses and research questions 1 (a)–(e) and 3, a series of one-way analyses of covariance will be conducted for each of the neuropsychological assessment measures, controlling for age and presence/absence of seizure disorders.
††Analysis of covariance, group comparison of assessment IV measures controlling for assessment II measures.
