We were able to ascertain answers to most of these questions for 17 political jurisdictions, and found that there are varying levels of antimicrobial controls in these settings, with restrictions on AGPs being the most common.
In Chandler's case, the measure of his worthiness is probably best ascertained by answering the question many New York fans have asked themselves all season: Where would the Knicks be without him?
Milk intake was ascertained as answering "yes" ("no": referent) to the question, "have you been a regular (five times per week) milk drinker for most or all of your life, including childhood?" Blood lead concentration (micrograms per deciliter), and BMI were used as continuous variables [exception: see Supplemental Material, Table S1, presented as quartiles (lead), or by weight category (BMI)].
Likewise positive events were ascertained from answers to the question "Has some remarkable positive experience or event happened to you?" The eight response options were: in family life, in working life, in human relationships, in spiritual life, in economic situation, in living, in hobbies and in love.
"Open up their country to competition from the United States". Okay, how? Davis tries to ascertain that answer, without much luck.
Binghamton's mayor, Richard A. Bucci, a Republican, said in an interview that lawmakers had expressed reservations about whether the law was workable but had pressed forward "to legitimately ascertain the answer of how much authority we have".
It's cripplingly difficult to ascertain an answer to that question because to countless fans it doesn't seem to matter whether the latest shift is true, significant or neither.
While I totally understand the appeal of ascertaining the answer to this question, every team's scouting budget is not available.
Simply try to ascertain the answer to your question through casual conversation.
Subgroup analysis of those subjects with firsthand experience with the SRC, 23.1 % (n = 355), was performed, and a chi-squared test was conducted to ascertain whether answers to the information already mentioned above was dependent on whether or not the subject has had previous dealings with the SRC.
In addition, there are contemporary philosophers of dance who use research in cognitive science and in neuroscience in order to ascertain the answers to why audience members report feeling kinesthetic responses such as a quickening heart rate and certain tensions along with more mysterious feelings in their muscles and nervous systems.
