Sentence examples for but not fully ascertained from inspiring English sources
Given the estimated prevalence (∼1 in 40,000) of RTHβ, with over 160 different TRβ mutations being recorded hitherto, it is highly likely that RTHα is more common but not fully ascertained, either because the disorder lacks a clearcut, diagnostic signature of biochemical abnormalities or is associated with unexpected phenotypes (e.g. autism spectrum disorder).
Current systematized evidence has not fully ascertained the impact of CHG-WC in bacteremia within the ICU.
Although the role of psychoactive substances in impairing driving ability is documented, the precise relationship between consumption and degree of driving impairment is not fully ascertained for several substances.
Although the exact distance of the RBS from the start codon is not fully ascertained in this study; it is likely that a 5-10n RBspacerer is important, as an RBS further away from the start codon could be less efficient in melting secondary structure in the critical region.
Without identifying RA as an underlying condition, epidemiological studies that rely on information from death certificates may not fully ascertain the morbidity and mortality of the disease.
Even when additional data sources are used, current surveillance does not fully ascertain the extent of workplace-related disease in the United States (Azaroff et al. 2002).
Although we demonstrated that the presence of detectable levels of mtDNA TOP1 was a constant and particular feature of SScFib+ patients, we did not fully ascertain the antigenic role of this protein fragment and its relation with the development of lung fibrosis.
However, the role, interactions and effect of these immunosuppressive agents as well as other concurrent infectious and non infectious agents not studied in the disease process could not be fully ascertained.
While the exact growth mechanism of CNTs/CNFs formed from fly ash as a catalyst has not been fully ascertained, it appeared that tip growth could not be discounted (as seen by the red-coloured circles in Figure 1e,f).
