Sentence examples for but ascertaining from inspiring English sources

Here we try to analyze critically some of the information provided by transgenic mice but ascertaining which elements of the neuropathological and behavioural phenotype of these various strains of transgenic mice are relevant to that observed in Alzheimer′s disease continues to be a challenge.

This emphasized that patients with cardiogenic syncope need hospitalization, but ascertaining the cause of syncope in most of the cases at the time of presentation is very difficult.

Culture is the leading investigation for patients with suspected infection from a wide range of pathogens, but ascertaining the true sensitivity of this test is difficult.

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

Comparisons were performed with a set of age and sex-matched cases assessed with the same instrument, but ascertained from the general (non-Anabaptist) population (Potash et al. 2007).

As expected staining of the corresponding nitrocellulose membrane with Ponceau Red S showed differences in blotted proteins between the two cell types but ascertained protein transfer.

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

I remember then it got really crystallised for us that fair journalism has to be not just about reporting what contending parties are saying but about ascertaining the facts.

When the Carthaginians spoke in opposition, he returned without accomplishing anything at the time; but later, ascertaining that the Mamertines were at odds, — they did not wish to submit to the Romans, and yet were weary of the Carthaginians, — he sailed over again.

In recent years, much attention has been paid not only to clarifying the neural correlates of cognitive processes but also to ascertaining what someone is currently thinking by analyzing patterns of neural activity (Haynes and Rees 2006).

Our task is not to judge the debate about teaching the origins of life, but to ascertain what the members of the Louisiana Legislature believed.