Sentence examples for ascertaining are from inspiring English sources

The two factors that need ascertaining are, first, the extent of the problem – in a screening programme, how many lesions will be detected and treated that would never have progressed – and, second, the harm caused to an individual who receives such a diagnosis.

Drivers who know that their pre-crash actions can be ascertained are likely to modify their habits.

More important is whether stroke cases ascertained are indeed likely to be true stroke cases.

What is not difficult to ascertain is the significance of what the coppers were told.

"It's a questionnaire, and basically what the club want to ascertain is do the fans think now is the right time to be stop using this identity.

Risk, he ascertains, is the probability of failure, while consequence is the gravity of the consequence.

You are trying to ascertain, is it accurate?

One of these names, as you may have keenly ascertained, is not like the other.

"What I'm trying to ascertain is their stated belief in an official file that Wu-Tang ordered this homicide".

What the research could not ascertain was whether respondents were aware they were sharing links to known fake news domains.

"Treating our country in such way, as Washington could have already ascertained, is inappropriate and counterproductive," the statement said.