Sentence examples for ascertained its from inspiring English sources
Kidnapping occurs when a robot is unaware that it has not correctly ascertained its position, potentially causing severe map deformation and reducing the robot's functionality.
Investigators at the Revel, trying to discover who had taken the video, ascertained its timing by scrutinizing the clip's audio track; while the phone was recording the footage, a general request for chips to be refilled could be heard on the casino intercom.
Although studies have ascertained its effectiveness in controlling euvolemic hyponatremia (SIADH), its use in practice is hampered by its nephrotoxicity [257].
The authors designed a protocol for synbiotic therapy composed of Bifidobacterium breve, Lactobacillus casei, and galactooligosaccharides and preliminarily ascertained its clinical effects in humans.
We evaluated the quality of the specimen submitted for pathological examination, assessed the postoperative outcome, and ascertained its indication between the other types of matrix biopsies.
As recent reports suggest that alemtuzumab may enhance lymphocyte apoptosis in vitro in the absence of complement or immune effector cells [36], we ascertained its effects on NK cells.
A case study based approach was used to evaluate ESET to ascertain its utility by applying it in two Fortune 100 organisations within one industry.
The Philippines had better preserve peaceful relationship with China in a regional context but it needs to ascertain its usefulness to the US in the formation of an asymmetric alliance.
However, the poor preservation of the P. spinodorsalis specimens, particularly of the appendages on the head, make it difficult to ascertain its taxonomic placement.
Similarly, presence of TY domain in other proteins [ 32] makes it difficult to ascertain its function in the Smoc-1.
To investigate the function of P311 in skeletal muscle, it is necessary to ascertain its effects in muscle in the context of cell proliferation, differentiation and phenotype determination.
