"evaluated regions" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is most commonly used in scientific and educational contexts, such as when discussing regional demographics or the results of a geographical survey. For example, "The survey evaluated regions across the country to determine differences in population size."
When all MS patients were compared with control subjects, there was no significant difference of BPND or VT in any of the evaluated regions.
In sum, over the course of Experiments 1 4, we did not observe any evidence that online feedback led to more efficient search by reducing the amount of time wasted evaluating previously evaluated regions (Fig. 2).
Here we systematically evaluated regions differently impaired by focal ischemia.
The course of expression and the relative distribution of both transcripts across the evaluated regions were similar and resembled that of EGAD.
PI was given as mean of 3 randomly evaluated regions for all tumour samples.
We evaluated regions of AOH for gene content when the indication was a specific disease.
The chest is the most frequently evaluated region of the body in children [15].
The results clearly demonstrated the superiority of HF in evaluating regions derived from recent common ancestry compared to evaluations based on physical size of the homozygous regions.
We demonstrated the potential for using remote sensing data to evaluate regions that are not well explored.
The fold similarity of CXCL12γ and α was assessed by recording orientational informations (N-HN Residual Dipolar Couplings (RDC)) of partially aligned molecules in dilute liquid crystal [30], and NMR relaxation experiments were used to evaluate regions of flexibility.
Evaluating regions where biopsies are much more difficult to obtain, such as intraocular melanoma, or where tissue conservation is imperative, such as the face, could be very beneficial.
