Sentence examples for ever ascertained from inspiring English sources
According to Mayhew "Among these hapless lads were indeed many deaths from accidents, cruelty, privation, and exhaustion, but it does not appear that the number was ever ascertained".
According to Mayhew, "among these hapless lads were indeed many deaths from accidents, cruelty, privation, and exhaustion, but it does not appear that the number was ever ascertained".
In relation to our use of Aβ deposition in the model as the marker of the preclinical stage, we understand that primary prevention interventions should be applied before the onset of pathological changes by promoting initiation and maintenance of good health and eliminating or modifying potential risk conditions, if these are ever ascertained [ 30, 31].
Notwithstanding this, it is not possible to know the number of pregnancies that spontaneously abort at an early stage of pregnancy due to congenital anomaly rendering it impossible to ever ascertain a measure of prevalence that is completely free from this bias.
No clear cause has ever been ascertained for the mysterious crash and no commission of inquiry was ever formed; sabotage was widely suspected.
"We're trying to put the pieces together to figure out why," said Louisiana State Police Superintendent Colonel Michael D. Edmonson during a televised press conference, though he expressed doubt that a clear motive might ever be ascertained.
I'm not sure what everyone expected Jobs to be working on, but the Wall Street Journal, ever vigilant, has ascertained that he is "pouring almost all of his attention into" the tablet.
So, are we likely to ever see a clinical trial to ascertain the effectiveness of HIE therapy for the treatment of calcium channel blocker poisoning in humans?
Uncharacteristically, she didn't seem to suspect or blame me, and neither of us — my mother nor I — ever managed to ascertain the identity of our informant.
The association with having ever breastfed could not be ascertained because of an inadequate sample size.
An indicator for females who were breast screened in the past two years was ascertained from responses to ever having a mammogram and the year of (45 and Up Study) or time interval (PHS) since their last mammogram.
