Sentence examples for ascertain in which from inspiring English sources
Those seeking to buy homes in the town would thus be wise to ascertain in which school district the property lies prior to purchasing.
2) With regard to reafforestation, it is first of all necessary to ascertain in which regions deforestation must be checked and reafforestation urgently undertaken.
Curnow et al were not able to accurately ascertain in which tissue layer the polarographic Eppendorf needle is located during measurements.
Although several of them may be pseudogenes, genes inactivated by the accumulation of deleterious mutations, it may be quite difficult to ascertain in which tissues, if any, these genes are expressed if they share a high percentage of homology.
Capturing of cell and tissue type information alongside subcellular localization and protein molecular function can enable users to quickly ascertain in which cells or tissues certain peroxisomal-based functions are performed.
Hence, although C11-BODIPY581/591 may be used as a probe to monitor lipid peroxidation, we cannot readily ascertain in which cellular compartment this lipid peroxidation is occurring, nor in which compartment or membrane(s) MGST1 is exerting its protective effect.
Forty three people with diabetes were purposively recruited to ascertain ways in which they managed their disease in the workplace.
By auditing against best practice, aged care services can ascertain areas in which they need to improve and develop and implement strategies to do so.
Second, we used rejection sampling to simulate an ascertained sample in which at least one sibling was affected (D S is always affected).
Although HyperGen, like Genetic Epidemiology Network of Arteriopathy (GENOA), ascertained sibships in which 2 or more siblings had essential hypertension diagnosed before age 60, the HyperGen linkage analysis was conducted after pooling the black and white cohorts.
By ascertaining ways in which perceived stressors associated with this transition are experienced, we can inform design and delivery of services and supports to circumvent or alleviate such burdens or stressors.
