The phrase "assessments at different" is not complete but can be considered correct in written English if it is part of a larger context.
You can use it when discussing evaluations or measurements that occur at various levels, stages, or types.
Example: "The study included assessments at different stages of the participants' development."
Alternatives: "evaluations at various" or "tests at different".
On the contrary, no significant difference was found in the follow-up assessments at different time points in the recovery of CD4+ cells in patients harbouring an R5- or X4-tropic virus.
With the fast-growing number of ecosystem services assessment and valuation studies, there is a need to identify generally agreed definitions and to design a common base that will enable comparisons between ecosystem services assessments at different places.
This program incorporates the methodologies developed by Ordaz (2000, 2014), which have been acknowledged to be suitable tools to perform risk assessments at different scales (Cardona et al. 2013, 2014, 2015; Marulanda et al. 2013; Salgado-Gálvez et al. 2016b, c).
As a result some described receiving conflicting information, or having to complete duplicate assessments at different services.
One min of rest was allowed between assessments at different angular velocities using the protocol described by Bradic et al. [ 16].
Of these 144 respondents, 120 respondents completed the survey assessment once, 18 respondents filled in two assessments at different times, five respondents participated in three assessments and one respondent completed four assessments.
Assessment of electricity access at different levels of health facilities was limited by the lack of comparable definitions for primary, secondary, and tertiary facilities.
The resazurin-based perfusion assay revealed changes in endothelial viability and proliferation during long-term ex vivo culture, which was consistent with histological assessment at different time points.
The use of SICOM is demonstrated for water and wind erosion risk assessment at different scales in the federal state Brandenburg (Germany).
The paper presents a case study for the application of satellite remote sensing and GIS data and methods in the context of habitat monitoring and landscape assessment at different scales.
Consequently, QUS methods have been increasingly utilized for bone assessment at different ages, including young patients [9].
