Sentence examples for ascertain what makes from inspiring English sources

However five of the studies did not show effects, so while the results of this review were promising, more research is needed to ascertain what makes technology based self-management effective [ 8].

To ascertain what would make a difference to their experiences of breast feeding and the introduction of other fluids and solids.

But she added that officials were still trying to ascertain what use was made of chemicals exported after 2006 and before May 2011, when Germany imposed strict controls on exports to Syria.

Speaking by phone from Washington, a spokeswoman said the agency's responsibility was to ascertain what was transpiring in Venezuela, make an educated prediction on what could happen and then pass the information to the State Department.

One goal in our study of anacondas is to ascertain what levels of mercury are making it into the world's largest snakes -- a project that had not yet been undertaken in the lowland forests of the Amazon Basin.

We therefore undertook a detailed morphological examination of the hair cells, electrophysiology and transcriptome of diminuendo homozygotes and heterozygotes, Ptprq-CAT-KO homozygotes and controls, to ascertain what contribution the downregulation of Ptprq makes to the diminuendo phenotype.

Amazingly, the military investigation makes no effort to ascertain what was said or done during this meeting at which an effort was evidently made to coordinate accounts.

Trump, whose penchant for rambling speeches and odd turn of phrases often makes it difficult to ascertain what he intended to say, has brushed off previous controversies as jokes the press misunderstood.

That makes it difficult to ascertain what the bill Republicans passed would actually do.

The victims of rape, most often women, were seen as emotionally involved witnesses, making it difficult to ascertain what really happened in a private encounter.

Better beancounting would make it easier to ascertain what might be better off in private hands.Governments also need to sweat whatever remains in state hands.