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Most studies have used either data pooled across different age groups/stages at assessment, or have measured particular factors at one time point only, thus restricting the ability to ascertain developmental effects.
Whether it be the high rates of rhinoplasty surgery at one level to the much more shadowy world of the temporary – even hour-long - marriage, blessed by clerics, Michel Foucault would have had an easy time ascertaining the power relations here.
He was suddenly having a difficult time ascertaining "the point of it all".
Analyses for this study included only non-demented persons at baseline, as ascertained by in-person evaluation, who had at least one follow-up over 4 years.
Conclusions on dietary components have at times been difficult to ascertain as results have differed between population-based studies and randomised controlled trials.
The total number of women aged 16 to 24 years tested for chlamydia at least once in each study time period was ascertained for each GP as was the total number of women who had at least one positive chlamydia test result.
"On my first visit they said I would have one to one interviews to ascertain my needs.
Nobody has the time to ascertain whether man, in his freedom and in his fullness, exists at all.
As a consequence, data from the UK show that 31% of patients with a final diagnosis of DCIS only will also have had their nodal status ascertained at the time of breast surgery [4].
Fidelity has a one-time sales charge.
Families were ascertained through an index proband with known type 2 diabetes having at least one full sib or both parents willing to participate in the study.
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