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As far as we can ascertain it is the first time a kick-off has been delayed by a single inflatable.

While cross-country differences in technology costs are hard to ascertain, it is possible to account for the cost of capital on a country-by-country basis.

Once also called Plum Pudding Island for reasons I've been unable to ascertain, it is now much better known as Kennedy Island, because it was here that JFK and his crew swam ashore in 1943 after their PT boat was rammed by a Japanese transport.

"As far as I can ascertain, it was a professional standards issue that was dealt with by council officers and was not brought to the attention of elected officials".

While the host-cell nutrient environment was difficult to ascertain, it was based on an extensive literature review to identify a possible composition [ 5].

If ancestral and genetic subgroups can be ascertained, it is also important for genetic association studies taking place in that region because typical self-reported race data may not adequately control for substructure confounding.

Particularly, because the denominator data (numbers of travellers) cannot be ascertained, it is not possible to calculate incidence rates.

Non-responders were more likely to be known to be working in a Pacific Island state, and for the 16 where location could not be ascertained, it is plausible that a disproportionate number might have resided outside New Zealand.

Genetic mapping also can be carried out directly in rodent models, and when similar phenotypes are ascertained, it is highly likely that the biological processes that lead to a disease will be shared between humans and mice.

While their functional significance is yet to be ascertained, it is interesting to note that several are antisense to ORFs with predicted functions related to those summarised in Fig.  4 (Table  4).

While the precise aetiology of ADHD is yet to be ascertained, it is clear from numerous family, twin and adoption studies that genetic factors play in a key role in susceptibility to the disorder.