Sentence examples for ascertaining that no from inspiring English sources

The PCC architecture has been implemented and evaluated experimentally on a byte code language for which we have designed an interval analysis that allows to generate certificates ascertaining that no array-out-of-bounds accesses will occur.

That is a parliamentary device allowing the leaders to pass the legislation themselves by voice vote after ascertaining that no senator would object.

Special attention is paid to ensure the stability of the proposed test setup and to ascertain that no unwanted forces are generated in the system during the course of the test.

By the time of Quinn's inquest, he had signed a new statement in which the word "no" had appeared, so that it read: "I ascertained that no Military Personnel had fired from Springmartin Road …" A few minutes after the deaths of Mullan and Quinn, another group of people, gathered opposite the Henry Taggart memorial hall, 250 yards to the south, also came under fire.

Though we mostly handled the books only by their covers (or paged briefly through to ascertain that no dunce had striped the pages yellow or pink with a Hi-Liter), we communed deeply with them, felt certain that only we deserved to abide with them.

Visual and auditory examinations of the segment were used to ascertain that no adventitious sounds were included in the selection.

Therefore, the assessment of distribution patterns of 20 haplotypes in the constructed phylogenetic tree using mtDNA D-Loop sequences ascertained that no significant clustering according to the sampling sites was concluded.

The assessment of distribution patterns of 20 sequences in the constructed phylogenetic tree using mtDNA D-Loop sequences ascertained that no significant clustering according to the sampled sites was detected.

Efforts should be made to ascertain that no undue pressure or duress lies behind the longing to die.

Whenever the strategy adopted by subjects was not stable at the end of each phase, and to ascertain that no learning trend was occurring, we added testing sessions until the performances' curve flattened.

Thermal cycles involved an initial denaturing step of 5 min at 94°C, followed by 35 cycles of denaturing at 94°C for 45 s, annealing at 50°C for 45 s and extension at 72°C for 1 min. Negative controls were included in all PCR runs to ascertain that no cross-contamination took place.