Sentence examples for ascertain which are from inspiring English sources

There appears to be no obvious way to choose between the candidates and to ascertain which are valid as the conclusions differ depending on the selected criterion.

As was the case for DGRF-2010 and IGRF-2015, there are clearly features in some models which are not in consensus with others, though it is impossible to ascertain which are valid.

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To ascertain which are the mechanisms explaining the interactions between hypoxia, CaO2 and V̇O2max we measured systemic and leg O2 transport and utilization during incremental exercise to exhaustion in normoxia and with different degrees of acute hypoxia in eight rhEpo-treated subjects.

Recently, rarer genetic variants have been identified but it is difficult to ascertain which are of functional importance.

To ascertain which are potential Bapx1 direct targets in the vertebral column we looked at genes that are differentially expressed (fold change = 1.5) in the microarray dataset for the vertebral column and discovered that of all the genes that have a binding site within 100 kb of their TSS 84% are up-regulated in the Bapx1-null.

"If two people say different things and there is no way to ascertain which is telling the truth, my policy would be to tell them both that it was not something we would tolerate, but all we can do is provide separate working environments for the two," he said.

Therefore, it is difficult ascertain which is the main cause for the decrease in HDS activity.

A relatively safe and low-impact study comparing two widely used drugs to ascertain which is best seems morally permissible, even without a full-fledged informed consent process (Truog et al. 1999).

To ascertain which is the best monster, then, we must first design a matrix of characteristics by which to judge each monster.

Should we look back once again to ascertain which was the worst in our lifetime, so that we can use that knowledge of the past, as economists do, to prognosticate the future?