Sentence examples for Help in ascertaining from inspiring English sources

We conclude that presenting symptoms per se do not help in ascertaining the cause of syncope except shortness of breath.

These GoS criteria help in ascertaining whether the QoS guarantee, set forth by the entity using this system, is being complied with.

After a year living rough in Greece, she was picked up by a charity and eventually returned to the UK to appeal publicly for help in ascertaining her identity (her current whereabouts are unknown).

Tehranian was said to have been a Marxist before he joined the government, and I had gone to see him primarily because I needed some help in ascertaining the part that the Marxists had played in what had been happening.

Determination of the activity of enzymes involved in homocysteine metabolism in white blood cells would have been of help in ascertaining whether deactivation of these enzymes by Pb could be a cause of hyperhomocysteinemia. Regardless of these limitations, the study did show a few novel findings.

Though it is not uncommon to ask an adult patient to describe their cough during clinical assessment, one study has suggested that the patient's own description of the character, quality and timing is of no help in ascertaining the cause [ 5].

But it's hoped that through public awareness, phoning in a sighting or doing so online, the MCS can be helped in ascertaining, in the UK at least, something closer to the true state of affairs, in order to help plan international measures to save the turtle; it's struggling not just in Gabon but increasingly in south-east Asia.

This has helped in ascertaining the practical applicability of the adsorbent.

The diaphonemic approach gets away from the assumption that linguistic communities are homogeneous, allows multiple varieties to be described in the same terms (something important for situations where people have abilities in more than one variety), and helps in ascertaining where speakers make diaphonic identifications as a result of similarities and differences between the varieties involved.

Mortality was also confirmed in the hospital and for patients who died at home, regular tracing and reminders for visits helped in ascertaining home-related mortality.

This will greatly help in the reliable diagnosis of APAs and facilitate further studies to ascertain the prognostic relevance of this categorization.