Sentence examples for ascertain from which from inspiring English sources

By electing an anonymous survey methodology, it was not possible to ascertain from which programs residents participated.

Therefore, although the antibodies in M. bovis sensitized sera may have recognised peptide fragments originating from a multitude of HK-PPD antigens, we were unable to ascertain from which M. bovis CFPs the peptide fragments originated.

Key variables are missing to ascertain the site from which the virus was isolated or the order of clinical events.

Dementia status was ascertained from HMS, which included patient and caregiver history, cognitive testing and clinical and physical examinations from the hospitals and nursing homes serving the catchment area of HUNT1.

The initial point's direction of travel cannot be estimated, as there is no previous point from which to ascertain a traveled path.

These data also provide a baseline from which to ascertain the cost-effectiveness of new interventions or transfusion protocols where the potential incremental cost implications can be complex and difficult to anticipate.

It is difficult to ascertain from the volunteers which ones might seek such a role.

I thought -- but only the next morning, after a clipped call to 311, the city's information hot line, from which I ascertained that sand theft is illegal -- that this digging could characterize immigration: you take what you can from your home country, toss it into bags and get ready to flee, hoping the grains will last you.

Strengths of this study include the large sample size of healthy individuals at baseline, from which we ascertained a large number of verified incident cases of type 2 diabetes during 4 million person-years of follow-up.

It does this through its main product of the same name, which collects data on audiences via a visual app that presents picture choices from which VisualDNA can ascertain different personality types – see our previous coverage.

The major strength of this study was the availability of a large amount of electronic patient data on antihypertensive medication over a three and a half year period from which we could ascertain the potential and pitfalls of using such data in health services research in the public healthcare system in Hong Kong.