Appendicular skeletal muscle mass (ASM) is commonly assessed using dual absorptiometry X-ray assessment (DXA).
SN is commonly assessed using paper and pencil tests.
The quality of an experiment design is commonly assessed by calculating its prospective power.
Human postural stability is commonly assessed by a set of posturographic tests during quiet upright standing.
This frequency is commonly assessed by a generic failure frequency approach.
Muscle force or power development in hypoxic conditions is not a variable that is commonly assessed in scientific publications.
The metals bioavailability in soils is commonly assessed by chemical extractions; however a generally accepted method is not yet established.
Physical activity is commonly assessed using self-reported questionnaires, which are limited by recall and response biases.
Besides these processes often occur under time-varying temperature environments, microbial inactivation is commonly assessed under isothermal conditions.
Night eating syndrome (NES) is commonly assessed using the Night Eating Questionnaire (NEQ), a validated scale of symptom severity, which does not assess all diagnostic criteria.
Structural integration is commonly assessed by looking at the target entity as the unit of analysis (Puranam et al. 2009; Puranam et al. 2006), with a focus on the preservation versus absorption of a target entity.
