Sentence examples for be ascertained based on from inspiring English sources
For example, only one hybrid (field identification number 1065) from site JR could be ascertained based on morphological criteria during field sampling and our genetic analysis recognized it to be an F2.
Nano-indentation was used to determine the Young's modulus and hardness of the coatings, while microtensile tests were used to introduce controlled strains in the coatings through the cp Ti and TiAl6V4 alloy substrates, from which the strength, fracture toughness and adhesion behaviour could be ascertained based on multiple cracking and delamination events.
This presupposes that the stability of the well system can be ascertained based on advance knowledge of the wellbore/rock behaviour derived from established rock mechanical and failure models.
While distant, sequence-based relatives of caspase-like proteins (e.g., meta- and paracaspases) have been recognized in silico in various unicellular organisms, however, bacterial orthologs have yet to be ascertained based on DNA sequence (Vercammen et al. 2007).
However several of the Governor's positions can be ascertained based on his public record.
Whether vimentin is the exclusive target of WFA cannot be ascertained based on the current study, and several additional WFA-induced molecular mechanisms have been previously demonstrated [17], [18], [20], [22].
Receipt of chemotherapy was ascertained based on the presence of one or more claims for a chemotherapy drug or administration, which were identified using HCPCS and ICD-9-CM codes in the healthcare claims database.
For example, in most vaccine field trials, cases are ascertained based on clinical symptoms, then the specific infectious agent is confirmed by a laboratory test, so efficacy against clinical disease is determined.
Zinc oxide has been ascertained based on the UV Vis-NIR reflectance profile in Fig. 1b, exhibiting an inflection point at 384 nm [13] and on the lUV Vis-NIRe spectreflectancet reprofileherein) showing the sharp band at around 380 nm ascribable to ZnO band gap emission [14] and a broad band at higher wavelengths.
