The phrase "ascertain individual" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the action of determining or identifying a specific person, but the combination of words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to ascertain individual contributions to the project to evaluate performance."
Alternatives: "identify individual" or "determine individual".
Establish a current cross-sectional national picture of intrauterine device (IUD) and implant provision by US family physicians and ascertain individual, clinical site and scope of practice level associations with provision.
Our study was limited by the use of birth records to ascertain individual exposure information.
This makes it all the more important to ascertain individual values, interests and preferences of the person with dementia.
If the goal of care is 'optimal health', the key marker of success ought to be to ascertain individual patients' health care needs (HCN) and tailor services accordingly.
Behaviour State Observation sits at the base of observational protocols and seeks to ascertain individual "readiness" or capacity to engage with environmental stimuli.
A tailored approach is needed to ascertain individual patient preference for delivery and scope of medicine information desired so that appropriate information is provided.
Pluralsight has developed a diagnostic tool to ascertain individuals' skill levels against third-party certificates with exams to give employees a measure of how much more work they must do to successfully earn the certificate and employers a read of the skill level of their employees.
Compared to methods that ascertain individual-level exposure, some additional measurement error is likely from this group-based approach.
Ontario's administrative health and immunization databases were used to identify girls eligible for free HPV vaccination in 2007 2011 and to ascertain individual-level characteristics of cohort members (socio-demographics, vaccination history, health care utilization, medical history).
All available materials were scrutinized to ascertain individuals in whom the historic fulfilment of the ACR 1987 criteria could be documented (classification) [ 21], and in the present study this was used as the primary standard reference.
As a consequence, however, it may be increasingly difficult to ascertain individuals with RA in cross-sectional studies aiming to estimate disease occurrence or to verify RA in patients with established disease in clinical settings.
