Sentence examples for ascertaining the level from inspiring English sources
The main difficulty in this study is in ascertaining the level of physical activities across different cultural settings.
This work will require: (1) testing of whether these measures actually measure the quality of care (vs differences in case mix); (2) determining if there are sufficient numbers to enable stable estimates when measuring at the provider/hospital level; (3) determining the need for risk adjustment and (4) ascertaining the level of measurement for the indicators.
Ascertaining the level of maternal education at first antenatal clinic contact in conjunction with measuring levels of malnutrition and anemia would be helpful to clinicians in providing adequate information and care to HIV-infected pregnant women and subsequently ensuring positive outcomes for infants.
The goal will be to ascertain the level of mutual theological and spiritual curiosity in the advanced study of Islam and Christianity in West Africa.
The second phase of the trial program will include on-site visits to some of the involved agencies to "ascertain the level and source of underreporting of within-scope incidents".
"It's difficult to ascertain the level of addiction to drugs like these," says Adam Frankland, from Drug Link Hammersmith and Fulham, "but with any mind-altering drug there is going to be a street market".
Peer ratings have been used to ascertain the level of acceptance pupils enjoy within their class network and have also produced negative results.
The reason is always simple: Islam is responsible, and there's a mad dash to ascertain the level of Islamic adherence by the perpetrators (even when none is found).
To ascertain the level of understanding that patients taking oral anticoagulants OAC) and monitored at a primary care centre have of their treatment and to relate this to the monitoring of the therapy.
The aim of the study is to ascertain the level of depression among university students across gender, academic stream, semesters, perception of family environment and relationship with parents, academic performance, and family income.
One reason they were circumspect is because they were waiting for final details of the congressional deal to be made public, so they could ascertain the level of resources they would need to redirect from other programs, according to a White House official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the internal plans.
