In future studies, it would be important to assess the relationship between education levels of older adults and their knowledge about FVs so as to ascertain if knowledge about FVs is the main factor determining adequate FV consumption (11).
"Actually, Al Gore and the election with all the unmarked ballots did provide me with endless teaching fodder about how to ascertain what people are thinking," said Abraham Ati Wyner, a 33-year-old statistics professor at Penn, who will be teaching the seminar in late March.
She claimed the UK's renewables policies have been designed in such a way that they have denied the public the right to be informed about, or to ascertain, the alleged benefits in reducing CO2 and harmful emissions from wind power, or the negative effects of wind power on health, the environment and the economy.
For instance, Paddy (quoted above) experienced a much worse bout of pain, which prompted him to be more 'aggressive' with his doctors about trying to ascertain its cause.
The use of a priori information about a protein to ascertain the optimal initial conditions before experimentation could help reduce the number of trials required which is valuable when protein sample availability is scarce.
"Following our recent discussions," it said, "we have been thinking about an immediate test to ascertain that Iraq is sincere in its desire to surrender".
In order to ascertain about molecular structures of monomers, quantum chemical study was carried out.
Whether 100 Days Action actually changed anyone's mind about politics is difficult to ascertain with any certainty, but Contreras attests that the project did succeed in galvanizing the will of those involved by helping to hone their ability to take care of themselves as they continue their resistance.
Participants were asked a series of questions about their menstrual cycles to ascertain menopause status.
Parents who agreed were sent full study information and telephoned a week later, to answer any questions about the study and to ascertain if they wished to participate.
Respondents who answered that they smoked cigarettes or tobacco were then asked a series of questions about their smoking behaviour to ascertain whether or not they satisfied eligibility criteria for a proposed RCT (see Figure 2).
