Sentence examples for ascertaining some from inspiring English sources

Again, the 'standard' interpretations were originally united in perceiving a clear break between the two distinct stages of Wittgenstein's thought, even when ascertaining some developmental continuity between them.

In this context, the possibility that self-examination could be more accurate than medical examination at ascertaining some mild cutaneous manifestation should be considered.

That's what Mr. Wilhelm set out to ascertain some dozen years ago.

To ascertain some of the thresholds, the authors used offline experimentation with Cloudstone benchmark.

At the same time, we ascertained some differences between Russian and Japanese respondents in grouping landscapes.

One does not need to be able to ascertain the whole truth to ascertain some less encompassing truths.

The random samples of the local population underwent a structured interview to ascertain some neurological disorders, including headache.

Briefing reporters after the press conference, Trade Minister Anand Sharma said: "Views of all state governments were ascertained, some states received the proposal very well, some expressed reservations.

We also referred to the literature (Liu et al. 2011; Tong et al. 2012; Ye et al. 2012) to help ascertain some values of the criteria, such as SD and BD.

"We have ascertained some of the facts and are piecing together what happened," says Ole Jakob Malmo, police superintendent at the Governor's office in a statement.

In this computational study, various databases and online software were used to ascertain some specific targets of S. sanguinis.