The phrase "as an ascertained" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been determined or established, but it lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The results were presented as an ascertained fact, leading to further discussions."
Alternatives: "as a determined" or "as a confirmed".
As far as could ascertained, as a reference strain, PG21 could have been subjected to several passages and transferred to many laboratories, thus contributing to its apparent divergence.
As for the interface on the screen: Nikon's graphical representation and primary-stats-central look is attractive and nice for people who aren't used to SLR controls — but it seems a bit flashy and secondary information isn't quite as clearly ascertained at a quick glance.
Many great works of painting and sculpture, for example, were created to glorify a deity and not, insofar as can be ascertained, for an aesthetic purpose (to be enjoyed simply in the contemplation of them for their own sake).
The third difference between share holding and partnerships is that a partner is automatically entitled to a share of the profits of the firm as soon as they are ascertained, but a shareholder is entitled to a dividend out of the company's profits only when it has been declared.
Officially, the cause of the fire will be listed as "not ascertained," a relatively rare determination.
My copy is, as far as I can ascertain, a third edition, which was issued in a print run of 1,000 copies by the charmingly titled Rathole Gallery in 2008.
Pre-pupae, in contradistinction to late third instar wandering larvae, were defined as (1) being stationary, (2) having a lack of whole body motion, (3) being unresponsive to gentle touch stimuli, (4) having a cuticle, as ascertained by gently pushing on the animal with a blunt instrument, (5) being untanned in white light illumination.
At first, investigators thought the origin was suspicious, but on Tuesday Chief Fire Marshal Louis Garcia said demolition workers might have been using acetylene torches, and the cause was listed as "not ascertained" after a lengthy investigation, Mr. Garcia said.
Asthma status as an exposure was ascertained by predetermined criteria.
Women had an identifiable primary care physician on the date of the re-exposure M, as an eligibility criterion, ascertained from OHIP records.
