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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ascertains these" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is trying to determine or establish specific items or facts, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The researcher ascertains these findings through rigorous testing."
Alternatives: "determines these" or "establishes these".
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Preliminary qualitative screening which ascertains these plants may have potential bioactive components.
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The Royal College of Emergency Medicine said the true amount spent on staff and equipment in emergency departments was held by trusts and that it had submitted freedom of information requests to try to ascertain these figures.
To ascertain these facts personally, the consumer would have to be a versatile scientist equipped with a superb laboratory, and then he would need to spend so much time testing goods that he would have little time to enjoy them.
To further ascertain these results, pleated structures of MFEC containing Pd/γ-alumina were tested for application in catalytic aircraft cabin air purification (ozone decomposition).
Yet, higher dairy product consumption may have additional beneficial effects, but more well-designed intervention studies are needed to ascertain these effects.
Ascertaining these individuals may require development and application of novel screening strategies.
A double blind study with a larger sample is needed to ascertain these findings.
Further studies to ascertain these findings would be required in larger animals at different sites.
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