Sentence examples for ascertained reliably from inspiring English sources

We recognise that an RVharm/target(i) may not be ascertained reliably.

We initially investigated whether cluster residency status could be ascertained reliably from a written description of household location.

Two of the seven trials included in the meta-analysis of OS could not be included in our analysis of surrogacy because the definition of PFS could not be ascertained reliably in spite of in-depth review of the case report forms.

We suggest the notion that the percent methylation at CpG sites can be operationalized to represent a reliable measure of SoB effects on behavior and it offers an overall proxy for all those variables that are difficult to ascertain reliably otherwise.

Cases of most neurodegenerative conditions are difficult to define and ascertain reliably in population-based sample, and there are problems in relating events and the effects of different exposures to defined 'at-risk' populations.

Applying a genome walking method based on microsyntenic conservation, we were able to ascertain reliably the presence of and isolate both MIR168a and MIR168b paralogs in all analyzed species.

Nor can the number of participants in these conversations, taking place around the Internet, be reliably ascertained.

Importantly, injury-related visits were reliably ascertained from ED logs, and for most variables, a systematic sample of injury-related visits was representative of the total injured population.

However, the true public health impact of familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH), a common genetic disorder associated with premature cardiovascular disease, is yet to be reliably ascertained using similar approaches.

He estimated deaths at 17 but said the numbers abducted could not yet be reliably ascertained.

The identity of Brady's father has never been reliably ascertained, although his mother claimed he was a reporter working for a Glasgow newspaper, who died three months before Brady was born.