Sentence examples for ascertained see from inspiring English sources

Important obstacles to interpretation included the fact that only visual words were used, so the potential for IFG to respond to non-alphabetic stimuli could not be ascertained (see e.g. Halgren et al. [40] for evidence of rapid responses to faces in IFG).

Most studies reported how patients were identified for inclusion and clearly outlined how the outcomes of pleural drainage were ascertained (see Additional file 1).

The datasets were filtered to retain sequences whose length spanned the second hypervariable region of the RSV G and whose country of origin and date of collection could be ascertained (see Additional file 1 for information on the filtering process).

Thus, when calculating the per base pair (bp) rate of NCO, the numerator and denominator are identically ascertained (see below and 'Materials and methods' 'Determination of informative sites' for details).

The data set included 457 mutation carriers who developed breast cancer (cases) and 332 healthy mutation carriers (controls), ascertained through families seen in genetic clinics.

Since previous studies (Chamberlain et al. 2006; Bari et al. 2010) did not report the effects of 5-HT manipulations on misleading reward (only on misleading punishment), it cannot be ascertained whether the effects seen in the present study differ from those previous reports that implicated 5-HT selectively in misleading punishment.

At very low IQ, the LoF rate is similar to that seen in samples ascertained for severe ID [ 19 ▪].

Cases are men diagnosed with seminoma or non-seminoma TGCT (ascertained through histological report), and seen in one of the participating CECOS for sperm cryopreservation.

We ascertained that every patient had already seen his GP after discharge from hospital.

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.

"We will be noting the first anniversary of this without having seen these men go before the courts and justice be ascertained," said the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has led a series of vigils and protests against the killing.