Sentence examples similar to but ascertained instead from inspiring English sources

Ingenuity in etymologizing is dangerous, and even plausibility can be misleading, but ascertained fact has overriding importance.

It should be noted that this bias is not unique to the data ascertained at various CDCs, but is instead common to many medical experiments (for example, hospital-based studies) where random sampling is not a feasible (often less-efficient) strategy for data collection.

The underestimation of comorbidity prevalence by linked data in our study may be attributed to the fact that we ascertained patient comorbidity from HDD instead of chart review.

Instead we subjectively ascertained that the management measures proposed fell within the limits of what was customary and reasonable for a clinical case.

But in ascertaining whether a certain voter falls into the "likely voter" category, different polling organizations apply different criteria.

Diseases, disabilities, and infirmities would not be blamed on God but on their true causes ascertained by science.

Those who are able but unwilling to work "must somehow support themselves" (JF 179; cf. PL 182n).. Disability payments to meet the needs of severely handicapped citizens who are permanently unable to work are not ascertained by reference to the difference principle for Rawls, but instead are to be determined by principles of assistance, which he leaves unspecified (PL 272n).

But with 10 worms, we've ascertained a dose that does not cause symptoms.

But how can this desire be ascertained?

Instead, it appears that the Illumina SNPs were ascertained to have higher heterozygosity values than the Affymetrix SNPs.

But the loves of the gods, I ascertained, left her unmoved and puzzled.