The phrase "ascertain for both" is not entirely clear in its usage and may require additional context to be fully understood in written English.
It could be used when discussing the need to determine or verify something that affects two parties or entities.
Example: "We need to ascertain for both parties whether the agreement is still valid."
Alternatives: "determine for both" or "verify for both".
The affected individuals and their parents are all genotyped, whereas only the parents of unaffected individuals are genotyped, although exposures are ascertained for both affected and unaffected offspring.
No significant differences in age, sex, extent of bleeding, amount of irrigation, indwelling of drainage tube, days of the initial onset of infection, and duration of hospital stay were ascertained for both groups (Table 1).
Reproducibility and reliability of this procedure have been ascertained previously for both automatic segmentation and manual tracing [ 8, 27, 29].
The liquid phase oxygen concentration profiles as obtained from both models are compared to ascertain for what parametric conditions and for what maximum column height Model I is valid.
"We have to ascertain for ourselves that we have had access to what we need," said a commission spokesman, Al Felzenberg.
So far, just over a hundred exploratory concessions have been awarded to energy firms (both Polish ventures and joint Polish-overseas partnerships) to drill and help ascertain for certain just how much gas is available – and where.
Other of the Clinton's income sources are far more difficult to ascertain -- for instance, the flow of cash from billionaire investor Ron Burkle and his Yucaipa companies.
We will also ascertain for current users the average number of cigarettes smoked per day.
One subject (3) was too young to ascertain for an autism spectrum disorder or cognitive delays.
Difference limens for frequency (DLFs) and intensity (DLIs) were ascertained for all listeners using both FD and ID "probe" procedures.
