The phrase "ascertained even though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been determined or established despite a particular condition or circumstance.
Example: "The results were ascertained even though the initial data was incomplete."
Alternatives: "determined despite" or "established even if".
This latter fact can be ascertained even though the H II regions cannot be seen clearly beyond a few thousand light-years from the Sun.
They write blogs about healthy living, which invariably means randomly cutting out various food groups and gluten (although how many of them actually know what gluten is remains to be ascertained), even though most of them have no nutritional training beyond feeding themselves.
Furthermore, the diagnosis can be ascertained even though a medication overuse exists, but in that case it is required that both CM and MOH diagnoses are added.
So far, their monophyly could not be ascertained, even though Runge et al. [ 22] obtained high support for a grouping of the two major lineages of the downy mildews included in their study.
Annexin-V exposure, even though considered as an early event of apoptosis, had been initially characterized in necrotic cells.9 Likewise, it is well established that most apoptotic cells later shift to necrotic status owing to membrane permeability.10,11 This makes it very difficult to ascertain the nature of cell death signaling from snapshot events of analysis using this assay.
"Even though, in many ways, it is".
At the daily White House press briefing on Tuesday, Spicer said Trump had been leading a "deliberative process" to "ascertain the truth," even though the Washington Post reported Monday night that acting Attorney General Sally Q. Yates had warned the president that Flynn was vulnerable to blackmail before she was fired.
The electronic data collection method, however, is rarely used to ascertain breastfeeding attitudes [ 46], even though young people are familiar with the Internet [ 47].
Earlier in the day, Mr. Obama had berated reporters for obsessing on the theatrics of the meeting, saying he was "fascinated with the fascination" over the issue, which has been boiling since Sergeant Crowley, responding to a call about a possible break-in, arrested Professor Gates for disorderly conduct even though he had ascertained that he was in his own home.
For instance, a perception which has a patch of blue as its appearing object can eliminate the superimposition "non-blue" and thereby ascertain "blue," but it can also eliminate the superimposition "presence of a patch of yellow" and thereby ascertain "absence of a patch of yellow" even though the absence of yellow does not appear to this perception.
Alabama recently passed a law that included a requirement for schools to ascertain the legal status of their students; even though that part of the statute was suspended, pending court review, enrollment of Latino children in public schools plummeted.
