The phrase "assessment in either" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing evaluations or assessments that can occur in two different scenarios or options.
Example: "The assessment in either case will yield similar results, so we can proceed with confidence."
Alternatives: "evaluation in either" or "review in either".
That's either a bluff or an honest assessment; in either case, expect larger clashes to come.
Unfortunately, there was no follow-up assessment in either study [ 48].
27 The finding that gains in muscle strength were not maintained at the follow-up assessment in either treatment group is supported by a few previous studies that included follow-up assessments.
No participants reported an adverse event as a result of participation in any assessment in either the clinic- or home-based examination.
After the implementation of European Practice Assessment in either a general medical care practice or a dental care practice, feedback is given by the trained facilitator using software called Visotool, which shows the results of the assessment.
Additional file 1: Table S5 shows the number of persons with at least one interRAI assessment in either the CCRS, HCRS, or OMHRS data sets, who had ED visits, by year and by province/territory.
In contrast, the noted posttreatment improvements in TUG, stair negotiations, and muscle strength were not maintained at the follow-up assessments in either group.
Although tDCS has been suggested as a therapeutic tool for many cognitive and neurological impairments, very few tDCS studies have conducted double-blind assessments in either clinical or non-clinical populations.
Intermediate (surrogate) outcomes may be included in the assessment if either a strong and consistent correlation between the intermediate outcome and final outcome can be shown or if the outcome measured is large, precise and lasting (Section 2.1.4 GMS TAPS 5).
Upon completion of these, ACASI was operated alone and in privacy to answer risk assessment questions in either English or Kiswahili.
Both simulations and empirical evaluation suggest that the influence of incomplete annotations on topological metrics, 3 years after the initial assessment, may result in either overestimated or underestimated performance, but the effect is generally small.
