Sentence examples for implications of ascertaining from inspiring English sources
Clinicians expressed concerns over legal and practical implications of ascertaining mental capacity and best interest.
'The exercise of ascertaining the facts was a serious one".
Dido showed signs of ascertaining her uniqueness during her performance Monday night at Roseland.
If properly utilized, there might be a possibility of ascertaining the truth of individual identity.
Participants expected some form of interaction and discussion to be able to ascertain implications of their participation in the study.
In these circumstances it is highly desirable to locate all specimens that have been dated with the original chronology to ascertain the implications of changes.
I want to ascertain the implications of these asterisks, addendums and annotations.
Further researches with larger patient population are necessary to ascertain the implications of LEP and LEPR polymorphisms in obesity.
However, we recognise that this is a convention and further research needs to be conducted to ascertain the implications of different levels of adherence to different kinds of interventions in different contexts.
In the framework of this project genetically modified mouse models are assessed according to 20 pre-defined standard operating procedures (SOPs) that are linked to measurable physical parameters to ascertain the implications of genetic mutations on phenotypes (Mallon et al., 2012).
The CCU within an acute hospital Trust in the South East of England, which employs HCAs undertook an audit to assess staff views on extending the role of the HCAs and ascertain the perceived implications of extending their role within the unit.
