The phrase "assessment it may" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "In the context of evaluation, assessment it may lead to unexpected results."
Alternatives: "evaluation it might" or "review it could".
JP Morgan Cazenove's assessment: "It may now be too late for Ladbrokes' digital business to achieve the scale that we see as key to competing effectively in the UK online market post the tax change".
In the context of clinical pain assessment, it may be important to consider the possibility that descriptions of painful sensations reflect, in part, demographic characteristics.
Although this is an effective practice for ensuring the integrity of the assessment, it may result in context effects—such as an item position effect that can unwittingly influence the estimation of item parameters and the latent trait (Bulut 2015; Hohensinn et al. 2011).
If this occurred at each assessment, it may promote consistent consideration of the instrument.
Based on the results of this assessment, it may be necessary to adjust the recorded number of hospital admissions for any ascertainment bias identified.
Where there are other known confounders in the administration of an assessment, it may be possible to apply corrections to address these biases.
In randomized clinical trials with QoL assessments, it may be unrealistic to regard missing data (QoL scores) as due to a not-at-random mechanism (MCAR or MAR) [ 11, 12 ].
Although knee osteoarthritis has a significant impact on patient mobility, there is no formal assessment of walking ability or mobility during routine clinical assessment, although it may be assessed informally.
But even the gloomiest assessment, it appears, may not go far enough.
Considering his Pyramid model for clinical assessment, Miller argued "it may be reasonable to assume that either action or performance implies achievement of the more basic elements of the triangle" [ 20].
CBM- and mine-produced water needs to be handled considering its physical and geochemical assessment, because it may have environmental as well as long-term impact on aquifer.
