Sentence examples for back to ascertain from inspiring English sources
This proverb articulates the importance of making stops during a journey, to look back to ascertain the appropriateness of the direction and consider the need for a more strategic repositioning to move forward.
If a value is missing, leave the value blank unless the respondent is called back to ascertain the response.
An advantage of using linked data is being able to 'look back' to ascertain comorbid conditions for individuals when this is not routinely recorded.
This requires simulating a genealogy for k generations in advance and then tracing it back to ascertain which chromosomes, at each generation, will make a contribution to the final population.
Service provider Although service providers noted that children often attend follow up only because the caregivers themselves are sick (hence bringing their children along by chance), caregivers said they were motivated to come back to ascertain the HIV status and general health of their children.
As data on outpatient prescriptions are available only for people over 65 years of age, and we used a one year look back period to ascertain preoperative drugs, we did an additional subgroup analysis in patients aged over 66 years.
For all regression analyses, initial models were created excluding covariates with over 10% missing data, and then repeated with those covariates added back in to ascertain their effect and create final models.
Should we look back once again to ascertain which was the worst in our lifetime, so that we can use that knowledge of the past, as economists do, to prognosticate the future?
This version was then independently translated back into Spanish to ascertain equivalent significance in both languages.
The Saguenay study used the entire record, which could have extended back over decades, to ascertain the number of morbidities.
But Dr. Wimmer is not resting on his synthetic laurels: he and the team are already back in the lab to ascertain why their virus is weaker than the natural stuff.
