Sentence examples for ascertained so from inspiring English sources

The specific type of sleep problem should be ascertained so that appropriate interventions can be prescribed.

"It hopes that the investigations may be concluded swiftly and the truth ascertained, so that the sport of cycling may be spared further unnecessary damage".

The true denominator of actual studies cannot be ascertained, so this is a collection of estimates.

Expression analysis ascertained so far for variants I and II in normal tissues [ 25] shows prevalent expression of splice variant I.

From the brief notes inspected, it was not possible to differentiate whether doctors' advice to stop smoking had been given or merely that smoking status had been ascertained, so 'discussion of smoking' may reflect either occurrence.

The satisfaction of our desires, and our very survival, depends upon our coming to ascertain, so far as we can, the truth about the natural world in which we find ourselves and about ourselves too.

The satisfaction of our desires, and indeed our very survival, depends upon our coming to ascertain, so far as we can, the truth about the natural world in which we find ourselves and about ourselves too.

The deflection angle depended on the relative densities and volumes of the Earth and the mountain: if the density and volume of Schiehallion could be ascertained, then so could the density of the Earth.

While the MOPH has commissioned assessments of the knowledge of health issues and care-seeking behavior by patients and of health workers' competency in making referrals [ 16], no further analysis has been undertaken to ascertain why so few patients in Afghanistan are referred, if there is a lack of compliance with referrals of sick children, and, if so, what the causes of noncompliance are.

However, our method has given a clear account of the full range of language used by young people when referring to mental illness which would be difficult otherwise to ascertain and so this study can be used as a benchmark for future research.

Similarly, and by definition, we have not been able to examine health or other social characteristics preceding the residence ascertained at baseline, so have not been able to examine selection processes directly.