The phrase "ascertained here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or conclusions that have been determined or established in the current context or location.
Example: "The results of the experiment can be ascertained here in the final report."
Alternatives: "determined here" or "established here".
We then compared the gene lists ascertained here to four lists from academic research projects that identify genes with strong association to ASD Simons Foundation Autism Risk Initiativee (SFARI),11 Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research for Knowledge (SPARK),12 Autism Speaks – MSSNG,8 and Autism Sequencing Consortium (ASC 13 (Supplementary Table S2).
(The actual situation is that, because the rubber tire tread rubber molecular interaction, deformation at the gap can not be fully released, so the gamma should be >0.75. Because this experiment cannot be done, the γ cannot be ascertained; here is the limit).
The risk factors ascertained here were determined by self-report and were not externally validated.
Let the starting and end points of the recruitment window be denoted by c0 and c1, respectively, and let w be the maximum age at which a subject may be ascertained (here less than 15 years).
While the temporal reliability of the VOC concentrations could not be directly ascertained here, the parental responses from the two rounds of questionnaires suggest that the home indoor environment has not changed between the baseline and the present investigation.
Pitt and Chatham Island feral sheep have distinct wool colours but whether this is a result of the differences in the genes studied cannot be ascertained here.
(Wilkes, 1988, p. 36) One can ascertain here all too well the inherent difficulties in thinking about personal identity and the limited benefit some thought experiments might have for what is deemed the proper metaphysics of personal identity.
Thus, we believe that the identified lncRNAs could have potential roles in oncogenesis, although of course, we cannot ascertain here whether there is a 'cause-and-effect' relationship.
This dark brown pigment is described by Winsor & Newton as a mixture of a secretion of the cuttlefish, Sepia officinalis, with browns of a red hue, the composition of which was not specified by the manufacturers, but could be here ascertained by means of spectroscopic analyses (Figure 6).
But we need not determine here by what tests the existence of a 'religion' or the 'free exercise' thereof in the constitutional sense may be ascertained or measured.
Reasons for these were ascertained and are reported here.
