Sentence examples for ascertained once from inspiring English sources

Information on death is not ascertained once the infant is transferred or discharged from our unit due to confidentiality issues.

First, our measures of job demand and control were only ascertained once during working life, the two measures were collected 7 years apart and neither were ascertained using standard questionnaires.

It should be underlined that in order to establish the predictive value of these, SPN and patient characteristics for lung cancer will be ascertained once follow-up of the cohort, now under investigation, will be accomplished.

Smoking information was ascertained once for 31 142 individuals and more than once for 36 831 individuals and, where it had changed, an individual's smoking status was updated the following year.

The 99% response rate (by survivors) to a query every four months about fractures is unique and makes it less likely that rib fractures would have been forgotten than in other reports in which rib fractures were ascertained once a year at best.

The show addresses the idiosyncrasy and filibustering of squabbling couples as it tries to ascertain once and for all which half of the couple is right.

How can I ascertain once and for all if it is or it isn't?... Lucille V. Corrier, Manhattan A Is it Bing & Bing?

He was planning to again pretend to be Lurie to try to determine for exactly how many minutes Lurie had watched the Jones-Calzaghe fight, and thereby to ascertain, once and for all, maybe, whether Lurie really had been sick.

To ascertain once again that these results represent a c-Abl-specific effect on repair, we performed transient shRNA-mediated knockdown of c-Abl.

If the patient's preference has not been stated, the patient is not expected to regain consciousness, and there is no way to ascertain the once competent, now incompetent, patient's wishes, the results of ethics consultation should reflect the best interest of the patient.

Once ascertained that the prospective testimony of a state official was "in fact provided on a confidential basis", the state then enjoyed the full protection of Rule 70, and the testimony may not be introduced into evidence without the state's consent.