Sentence examples for ascertain rapidly from inspiring English sources

If a bioattack is discovered to have occurred (e.g. if several people within a community present with inhalational anthrax), then it may be impossible to determine quickly whether there has been one attack or several or to ascertain rapidly who else is at risk.

This study has shown that cluster residency status can be ascertained rapidly and reliably at facilities distant from community members' place of residence with the use of a simple map book system.

In the validation study reported here, cluster status could be ascertained rapidly in all but a small proportion (3%) of ART initiators, which made home visits necessary only for a few uncertain cases.

In Experiment 1, we ask whether observers can rapidly ascertain the category of a web page.

In addition, special efforts were made to rapidly ascertain incident cases and shorten the time between diagnosis (corresponding dates for controls) and exposure assessment.

We tested these constructs initially by transient expression in tobacco protoplasts, to rapidly ascertain the most promising strategy for Nef production in stable transgenic plants.

Prior to the investment of large resources into individual genotyping thousands of individuals, one may first consider pooling samples at a low cost to rapidly ascertain gross population stratification concerns and potentially identify the regions of the genome with the strongest association to the trait.

Incident cases (age 1 14 years) were rapidly ascertained during 1995 1999.

A total of 162 patients (0-14 years old) with newly diagnosed leukemia were rapidly ascertained during 1995-1999, and 162 matched control subjects were randomly selected from the birth registry.

Briefly, cases are rapidly ascertained on a daily basis by automatic scanning of electronic pathology reports with subsequent verification of cancer diagnosis and patient notification by a medical record analyst.

As described previously (Chang et al. 2006; Ma et al. 2004, 2005), cases ≤ 14 years of age were rapidly ascertained from the nine major pediatric clinical centers in the study area, and controls, individually matched to cases on age, sex, race, Hispanic ethnicity, and maternal residence in the 35-county study area, were selected from California birth certificate files.