Sentence examples for ascertain and the from inspiring English sources

Are these concepts applicable to the cyber domain where attribution of the attack is often difficult to ascertain and the range of cyber attack damage can be from the trivial (e.g., slowing email receipt) to the profound (e.g., disabling the nation's military early warning systems)?

However, without reliable and reproducible evidence-based drug formulations designed for use in a range of pediatric patients, safe and consistent clinical practices and outcomes assessments will continue to be difficult to ascertain and the ethics of such research, marginally justifiable.

Therefore, because the correct diabetes status of more distant or younger relatives is more difficult to ascertain and the sibling risk contribution cannot be ascertained in singletons, defining family history using only parental information may be recommended.

And the representatives of this majority, in ascertaining and executing its will, ascertain and execute the will of the vested interests, which have formed the majority.

Thus a simple experiment enables us to ascertain and determine the causes and effects of the great operations of the heavens and the winds.

Whether the Constitution of the state permits delegation to the examining board of the power to ascertain and fix the essentials of fitness is wholly a state question.

He was the mere agent of the lawmaking department to ascertain and declare the event upon which its expressed will was to take effect.

The objective was to ascertain and explain the random incidence sound absorption coefficient of vertical garden modules.

"All hits," Flint's after-action report read, "but damage could not be clearly ascertained," and the Americans did not go back for three months.

Two-step coloration mechanism is ascertained, and the optimal wavelength (1100 nm) is chosen for further monitoring of the film redox state in the course of stability tests.

Since the frequency of markers in a population can be ascertained and the presence of each marker in an individual is independent from the existence of another marker, the combined occurrence of several markers is unique to an individual.