The phrase "assessment only the" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "The assessment only the students completed was very challenging."
Alternatives: "only the assessment" or "the assessment only".
For the accurate assessment, only the bony changes on the articular surfaces were evaluated.
In this assessment, only the Burundian respondents had a concept that referred to trauma related complaints.
In the second assessment only the TSQM-9 questions were completed.
Per standard microvessel assessment, only the combination of erlotinib and temsirolimus in Detroit 562 induced inhibition of angiogenesis.
In this assessment only the one study 15 demonstrated low RoB across all four of the assessment criteria.
At the time of the US EPA's assessment, only the studies by Tasker et al. (1980a, b) were available for evaluation.
Finally, in Summer 2011, we condensed the assessment to one form with 30 multiple-choice questions, and administered the assessment only in the beginning of the semester (n = 70).
That is, although both the EDI screening and the FSA assessment 'programs' are aimed at the general school population and potentially open to every Kindergarten and Grade 4 student, this does not mean that each and every student receives the assessment, only that the assessments are not targeted to a specific group.
Due to time con-straints the subjective assessment only considers the most relevant sequences for measuring the effect of inducing spatiotemporal variability in the dance representation model.
This enables assessment only of the evaluation report and not the evaluation process itself.
So far Dr. Agelarakis knows, because of the communal burial site where they were found and a visual assessment, only that the remains are all male.
