The phrase "assessment of subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing a particular topic or area of study.
Example: "The assessment of subject knowledge is crucial for determining the effectiveness of the curriculum."
Alternatives: "evaluation of topic" or "analysis of subject matter".
Subjective assessment of efficacy included assessment of subject self-assessment (SSA), patient satisfaction survey (PSS), degree of oiliness and shininess, and acne-specific quality of life questionnaires.
Table 2 Assessment of subject suitability for triptan treatment by HCPs UK studya Clinician Australian studya Clinician German studya Clinician Suitable for sumatriptan?
The primary endpoint was the false-positive rate, one of the measures of the accuracy of the pharmacist assessment of subject suitability.
The TRL of a technology is determined by the assessment of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who examine the degree to which a criteria is being fulfilled.
All participants will return 1 week after initial treatment for assessment of subject ability to correctly use their assigned device; have questions answered about the protocol, and to complete week 1 assessment.
In addition, the age range of the 56 subjects (SEOC patients and age matched healthy volunteers) tested in this study spanned almost 5 decades, enabling assessment of subject age as a possible confounder of serum miRNA levels.
Sensitization, recruitment, and assessment of study subjects were done in three phases.
New U.S. rules should ensure assessment of subjects' understanding, compensation for injury, and standards of study quality.
Figure 4 illustrates the parallel plaque removal efficacy documented for the assessment of subjects, and of robot teeth.
These measures may also be applicable in the assessment of subjects who are slow to rehabilitate after surgery or radiotherapy.
For initial assessment of subjects, iron deficiency and anaemia were defined according to the WHO criteria of serum ferritin ≤ 12 g/L and haemoglobin < 11 g/dL, respectively.
