Sentence examples for ascertained a few from inspiring English sources

If well characteristics (ascertained a few years before assessment of both urinary As and intellectual function) map less closely onto urinary As concentration in the present study, this would suggest that some well switching in the years between measurement of well water and of intellectual function has, indeed, taken place.

Tosches did, finally, ascertain a few details.+We learn that Miller was born in Macon, Ga., on Feb. 2, 1900, and died 62 years later in Macon Hospital.

But with 10 worms, we've ascertained a dose that does not cause symptoms.

Officially, the cause of the fire will be listed as "not ascertained," a relatively rare determination.

Whether Duda can progress in right field — and whether Wright and Bay improve their power numbers — will only be ascertained for sure a few months from now in New York.

In one study the cases were ascertained from only a few clinics, and a population comparison group comprised only census data [ 12].

CPsM4_At12 was observed in 6 % of the grapevine samples, in 2 positive R. panzeri samples and in one Catharanthus roseus infected by A. ribauti, while the remaining tuf b1 genotypes were solely ascertained either in a few grapevines or in Catharanthus roseus infected by A. ribauti or H. obsoletus.

It's just one poll, and we need a few more to ascertain a clear trend, but the general direction of the major parties' fortunes is obvious.

We adapted the hierarchies used in the Obaapa study[ 16] - one of the few which validated hierarchical algorithms using verbal autopsy data to ascertain a primary cause of stillbirths - with a few modifications.

However, this content varies between universities and is often difficult to ascertain because only a few offer standalone maternity education content [ 23, 24], with the majority including the content in life span or special population units [ 25- 28].

In a meta-analysis concerning interventions to influence referral patterns, Akbari et al ascertained that few rigorous evaluations have been carried out [ 29].