The phrase "assessment the pattern of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "assess the pattern of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a specific pattern in data, behavior, or trends.
Example: "In our study, we will assess the pattern of consumer behavior over the last decade."
Alternatives: "evaluate the pattern of" or "analyze the pattern of".
In this paper we present a new methodology for landscape character assessment using the pattern of landscape features as stored in a GIS to delineate, characterize and evaluate landscapes using a region growing algorithm.
These recordings were obtained at the pre-HIRREM enrollment visit, just prior to the assessment of the pattern of brain electrical frequencies and amplitudes, and again during the post-HIRREM data collection visit.
Because cytokines such as IFN-γ and IL-4 direct immunoglobin class switching for IgG2a and IgG1, respectively [31] we measured antigen specific production of these antibody isotypes before infection to provide an indirect but physiologic in vivo assessment of the pattern of cytokine production and consequently reduction of parasite load after challenge infection.
The statistical analysis began with assessment of the pattern of missing values among the DASS items.
An assessment of the pattern of risk factors for CVD in rural minority populations is important for several reasons.
On the long-term assessment, however, the pattern of the three interventions was quite different among the three ACT groups.
Since we used the criterion of G > C on the leading strand to assign POML for 22 of the circular chromosomes, we excluded these from an assessment of the pattern of G/C bias.
This proportionate increase was consistent with the assessment of the pattern of CpG island methylation at a neutral locus, which showed decreased within-crypt methylation pattern diversity in adenomatous versus AFAP/FAP crypts, in line with an increased stem cell loss/replacement rate in adenomas.
Assessment of the pattern of the IgH mutations responsible for H. pylori in MALT lymphoma determined that all of our cases of gastric MALT lymphoma displayed a hypermutation mechanism, as also previously reported (Qin et al, 1995; Du et al, 1996).
This should be coupled with assessments of the pattern of medicines use and the licensing status of medicines [ 2, 3].
