The phrase "assessments in the evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role of assessments as part of a broader evaluation process in various contexts, such as education, research, or performance reviews.
Example: "The assessments in the evaluation of student progress are crucial for identifying areas that need improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluations in the assessment of" or "reviews in the evaluation of".
Muñana et al [ 48] have applied a QoL assessment in the evaluation of adjunctive levetiracetam efficacy and tolerability.
The study by Crivellari et al. [ 30] is an example of the role of QOL assessment in the evaluation of adjuvant chemotherapy.
Before these issues can be addressed, it is first necessary to engage in a broader discussion of the utility of such assessment tools in the evaluation of pharmacoepidemiological safety studies.
It can be used solely or as part of a quality of life assessment and in the evaluation of interventions and preventative strategies for mid-aged and older women.
A further step in our work will be to use this assessment procedure in the evaluation of children receiving rehabilitative treatment for specific or non-specific delays in writing skills.
INTRODUCTION The Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS), a comprehensive psychopathology assessment scale used in the evaluation of psychopathology in schizophrenia, is also often used in the Ultra-High-Risk (UHR) population.
This issue is currently a major focus among health technology assessment units, and in the evaluation of the actual benefit of new cancer drugs [ 57].
The PSQI is now one of the most commonly used assessments for the evaluation of insomnia severity in sleep research [ 65, 66], and its validity has been demonstrated for patients with mental disorders [ 62, 67], for patients with different somatic diseases [ 68], and for healthy elderly subjects [ 63].
Consequently, physical functioning and disability assessment have become standards in the evaluation of older persons in geriatric research.
There is increasing recognition that health related quality of life assessment is important, particularly in the evaluation of therapy.
