Sentence examples for ascertain how much of from inspiring English sources
The group is moving into the quieter summer months, the spring selling season is usually bigger than the autumn one and it is difficult to ascertain how much of the first half demand was 'pent up' or sustainable.
"This project has the potential to bring huge cultural, historical and economic benefits to the Abbey Quarter". The Ministry of Justice, which owns Reading Gaol, has given permission for 12 archaeological digs to take place to help ascertain how much of the former abbey is underneath the prison site.
It is difficult to ascertain how much of the Prayer Book is actually Cranmer's personal composition.
To ascertain how much of the cell mass is ribonucleotides, we performed a nuclease P1 digest monitored by UV, agarose denaturing gel, and direct carbon and two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy.
In light of long-term changes sought, it is still too early to ascertain how much of a shift in attitudes and practice have been institutionalized into the provision of health care at health facilities in the EKO.
Multivariate analyses (linear regression) will be used to ascertain how much of the variation in maternal psychological symptoms can be accounted for by the presence of physical problems and breastfeeding difficulties on the primary outcomes of maternal well-being (DASS, PoMS) at four and eight weeks postpartum.
It is impossible to ascertain how much, if any, of this infringing drug was marketed under the name 'Aspirin,' but it is probable that little or none of it reached the retail druggists under that name.
"I also think we should re-examine the assumed nexus between detention centres and discouraging people smugglers to ascertain how much this argument holds in the context of robust turn-back policies.
A big concern of this approach is to ascertain how much difference there is between annotations calculated from the NR data sets and from the original full data sets.
By this he means that if a man wanted to ascertain how much roofing material he needed to do over the slanted roof of his house he would not take a ladder and climb up, he would use the theorem, which says, the sum of the squares on two sides of an isosceles right-angled triangle equals the square of the hypotenuse.
The United States wants to learn the history of North Korea's nuclear weapons program and ascertain how much weapons-grade plutonium the North has produced.
