The phrase "assessment did not differ" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results of an evaluation or comparison that shows no variation or change between different assessments.
Example: "The results of the two assessments were analyzed, and it was concluded that the assessment did not differ significantly."
Alternatives: "assessment remained consistent" or "assessment showed no variation."
Compared with those for whom stress was not assessed, those with stress assessment did not differ on age; BMI; family history of hypertension; alcohol consumption; pack-years of smoking; physical activity; sodium, potassium, calcium, and vitamin D intake; and DBP.
Nevertheless, results of the CSA and formative assessment did not differ among study and control groups.
This, however, did not translate directly into Levine functional and symptom scores which, at each assessment, did not differ significantly between the two methods.
Tissue assessment did not differ by treatment arm, sex, smoking status, or other demographic characteristics.
Characteristics of subjects with VPT assessment did not differ from those of subjects who did not have VPT assessment performed (data not shown).
Moreover, children with a baseline assessment but no follow-up assessment did not differ from the remaining children in terms of age, sex, and the primary and secondary outcome variables at baseline (data not shown).
Engelbrecht and Harding (2004) found that, in the domain of summative assessment, online assessment does not differ significantly from that of paper-based assessment.
The preference for the electronic versus paper forms, and the overall difference between electronic and paper assessments did not differ with the order, respectively p = 0.37 and p = 0.52.
Subjects with and without EPC number and EPC-CFU assessments did not differ in age, sex and expression of cardiovascular risk factors.
Subjects with and those without EPC number and EPC function assessments did not differ in age, sex and cardiovascular risk factors.
The six who did not complete the assessments did not differ from others in age or diagnosis.
