The phrase "assessment of a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing one specific item, individual, or case.
Example: "The assessment of a single student's performance revealed significant areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluation of one" or "analysis of a single".
In order to rapidly assess breast density and to include patients who have undergone mastectomy, assessment of a single breast in one projection (preferably the CC projection) is sufficient [15].
A quantitative standard scale for the index is also developed to allow health level assessment of a single process.
An intensive phenome-wide assessment of a single human was performed over a period of 18 months, including functional and structural brain connectivity using magnetic resonance imaging, psychological function and physical health, gene expression and metabolomics.
A choke, therefore, is less about an athlete's or team's all-around performance, and more an assessment of a single, high-pressure situation.
The proposed measurement methodology consists of two stages that require two different OTA signal transmissions for the assessment of a single frame per user.
As this sentiment measure should be more accurate than the market assessment of a single investor, we, therefore, aim to improve the COP approach and make it more applicable using real-world financial data extracted from financial markets.
Given the possibility to use the same ROSA sheet for following assessments of a single patient, clinicians could directly compare two or more repeat evaluations based on the graphical display of the single-item scores as well.
The remaining twelve vignettes each required the assessment of only a single probability (see Additional file 1, vignettes 4 through 15).
This is the first trial to include a multidimensional assessment of whether a single drug can protect against NSAID-induced lesions in the entire digestive tract from the esophagus to the small intestine.
Given differences in study design and exposure assessment (use of a single monitor for PM2.5 species ascertainment), our results are fairly congruent with the results from Darrow et al. (2009).
It may therefore be inappropriate to make a cladistic assessment of any single variable for cladistics (character) as primitive or derived.
