Sentence examples for ascertain those from inspiring English sources

Interviewing all candidates is important as it will help to ascertain those that are (and those that are not) willing to run the business in the future.

Citing the need to get a full picture of the impact of race-blind policies, admissions directors at the University of California at Los Angeles and the University of California at San Diego later admitted they peeked into SAT data in an attempt to ascertain those students' racial backgrounds.

However, in this study and from the current literature we were not able to ascertain those additional mechanisms.

Those who reported treating headache were subsequently asked about frequency of analgesic use and number of headache days over the previous month to ascertain those with MOH.

Consequently, the vulnerabilities estimated through robustness analysis can ascertain those by the classical centrality methods when they appear on both analysis results.

A research in this direction could enable companies to be cognizant of their technological capabilities and to ascertain those influential capabilities for which managers should feel quintessential.

Although Ranke has been regarded as a positivist who was concerned only with facts, the very intensity of his preoccupation with ascertaining those facts came from his conviction that history was, as he wrote, a "holy hieroglyph".

If ascertained, those structural genomic changes would have important implications for the interpretation of a large number of genetic studies that assume LCLs are a bona-fide source of genomic DNA.

Several studies have suggested that identification of risk factors of severe morbidity may contribute to maternal mortality reduction by ascertaining those factors that are modifiable by appropriate medical and public health interventions [ 10- 13].

Ms Richardson's analysis of the records of St George's suggests that, like most other teaching hospitals, it connived with (and probably paid) workhouse managers who saw that the bereaved missed their chance to claim bodies, and who went to little trouble to ascertain the wishes of those who died friendless.

Of course, Chris too saw the classified record before he and 11 other intrepid diplomats that April 2011 went to Benghazi to ascertain the capabilities of those seeking to displace the ruthless and self-centered, and self-dealing regime of Gaddafi.