What Pegida stands for is hard to ascertain, especially if you ask Pegida, largely because demonstrators have been urged not to talk to what they call the "Lügenpresse", or liar press (a term of condemnation also used by the Nazis, by the way), and its organisers rarely give interviews.
Finally, we used an information theoretic approach to ascertain especially informative subsets of cytokine treatments for most highly effective construction of regression models for drug- and cytokine mix-induced hepatotoxicities across these cell systems.
CS is very difficult to ascertain, especially in subtler cases, and recently a clinical scoring system based on a prospective study of 3,042 CS and CS-like individuals has been proposed.
14 16 These indicators are easier to capture partly because maternal death is difficult to ascertain, especially in rural areas, or may occur in small catchment areas with low numbers over a short evaluation timespan.
Because these dependencies are not logically necessary, they are contingent and ascertained by observation, and especially by experimentation and inductive generalization.
We further ascertained this multiple alignement (especially the introduction of gaps) by using the informations available from the known 3D structures of ATCases and OTCases.
In reviewing the epidemiology and etiology of CLL, Linet et al. (2007) and Richardson et al. (2005) stressed the need for special care to ascertain CLL cases, especially when relying on information from death certificates, because of the dormant characteristics of this type of leukemia.
This proportion is larger among those living in households in better economic circumstances, especially when this is ascertained through difficulty in making ends meet (data not shown).
In particular, the radial (r) and circumferential dependencies of the concentrations due to non-uniform velocity and particle voids across tube's cross-section, especially near the walls, were ascertained.
It was important to understand whether exposures measured in the study were in agreement when ascertained from population and hospital control groups, especially because our previous case-control studies of green tea and cancer in China had used hospital controls.
