Sentence examples for could ascertain that from inspiring English sources

In supershift assay, we could ascertain that RelA p52 dimer generated upon LTβR costimulation appears as a strong nuclear DNA binding activity at 24 hr to supplement to the TLR4-induced RelA NF-κB responses.

The location on PEAR3 LG2 of those SNP markers could not be identified with certainty, since they cannot be mapped; however, we could ascertain that ss527787834 (segregating 〈abxaa〉 and with ab genotype missing amongst 'Type 3' individuals) was located between ss527788206 and ss527789268, in the region linked to 'Type 2' lethality.

Stewart's bail was set at a hundred and twenty-three thousand dollars, with the stipulation, common in drug cases, that he be held until the court could ascertain that the bail was not "feloniously obtained" — high stakes for a grocer.

I discovered that he was 'priority 1', going through the triage sieve and the extent of his injuries, so I prioritise him as 'priority 1' [the most serious] and then I moved on to the next patient... [The young lady] also had very severe injuries, and I could ascertain that she was 'priority 1'priority

While Palin's obsession with President Barack Obama seems to know no bounds, her "support" of Romney has been luke-warm at best--and came only after taking potshots at Romney well after anyone capable of second-grade math could ascertain that Romney had secured the Republican nomination.

We could ascertain that the aggregation-prone nature and very low relative folding rate of proinsulin maintains a balance of non-natively and natively folded states through the integration of maturation and degradation processes in normal β-cells and that PIHO is highly susceptible to various extra-/intracellular influences.

We could not thus ascertain that norepinephrine exerts positive hemodynamic effects when a MAP <65 mm Hg is reached.

The assignee won't make you pay anything out of your salary that you're not comfortable with, or from what I could ascertain, at all.

To ascertain that IDLVs could be used to transduce hepatocytes in vivo, we injected increasing doses (5-, 20-, and 40-μg HIV-1 Gag p24 equivalents, n = 8) of GFP-expressing IDLVs (ET.GFP.142T) intravenously into adult mice and measured GFP expression in hepatocytes and vector DNA contents in the liver 5 weeks post-injection (Fig. 2A).

The only common thread I could ascertain was that this was tea for "too": taxes are too high; spending is too much; earmarks are too many; the deficit is too large; government is too big; and Obama is too liberal.

The vignette with depression and the one with early schizophrenia were written to satisfy at a minimal level these diagnostic criteria, so that we could ascertain the public's reaction to cases of developing disorder that had reached the point where intervention was needed.