Sentence examples for able to ascertain changes from inspiring English sources

The study was not able to ascertain changes in sleep position during the night, so two data points were collected, position on going to sleep and position on waking up.

Nor were we able to ascertain changes in population-based intervention coverage because we were unable to disaggregate available data from national surveys according to the geographical and temporal expansion of the IMCI strategy in Egypt.

16 Thus, although no data about elevator use were obtained during the study, we were able to ascertain that changes in the number of passages through the staircases were not just due to changes in building occupancy.

Matched pairs analyses were conducted to ascertain changes in measures of functional status.

Telephone follow-up is ongoing to ascertain changes in health, function and vital status.

By combining expression data on S. cerevisiae genes with sequence data from four closely related yeast species, we were able to ascertain the set of genes that probably changed the class of their promoters, and several genes in which the functional TATA box changed its position in the upstream region of the gene.

This also involved some guesstimation on my part for some begin and end dates of a price change as I was able to ascertain a price on a given date but was not able to confirm with a public announcement.

However, if genes that are not DE in a region are included in the network, we would not be able to ascertain whether the connectivity difference was due to statistically insignificant changes in expression (either due to technical regions or biological) or because they were truly up or down regulated in that stage of AD.

If the source is Russia, we should be able to ascertain that pretty quickly.

When the smoke cleared, authorities were able to ascertain what had happened.

They were only able to ascertain that the goods came from the children's dept.