Hamilton's published relatively little during his lifetime, and though two volumes of lectures appeared after his death, his philosophical views can be adequately ascertained from three long essays that he wrote for the Edinburgh Review—"The Philosophy of the Unconditioned" (1829), "The Philosophy of Perception" (1830) and "Logic" (1833), subsequently republished in a collection of his papers.
Only five of the fifteen participants with breast cancer were aged over 65, which we recognise as a limitation, in view of the fact that the incidence of breast cancer increases with age; this means that we may not have adequately ascertained the views of older women with breast cancer.
Future research may also benefit from the use of the ABC Model's theoretical framework as a translational tool to more adequately and systematically ascertain information from multiple sources.
Advancement of knowledge about cancer risks near nuclear facilities depends on testing specific hypotheses grounded in physical and biological mechanisms of exposure and susceptibility while considering sample size and ability to adequately quantify exposure, ascertain cancer cases, and evaluate plausible confounders.
If ancestral and genetic subgroups can be ascertained, it is also important for genetic association studies taking place in that region because typical self-reported race data may not adequately control for substructure confounding.
It had been very difficult to ascertain whether IMGs were adequately trained or prepared for U.S. residency programs [ 12].
Because constructs are not directly observable and are usually multidimensional, it is important to ascertain that the constructs adequately define and represent the variables that the instrument purports to measure [ 16].
Even though home BP monitoring may be sufficient for a long-term follow-up, ABPM is the only way to ascertain that BP is adequately controlled all over the 24-h period and in particular during the night.
The objective of this study was to ascertain whether ICU nurses feel adequately prepared to meet the challenges this presents.
Further work, in the form of adequately powered randomized controlled trials, is required to ascertain if these favorable cardiovascular effects at the time of demand ischemia translate into an improvement in clinical outcomes.
