Although the scientific method will eventually converge to something as a limit, nevertheless at any temporal point in the process of scientific inquiry we are only at a provisional stage of it and cannot ascertain how far off we may be from the limit to which we are somehow converging.
It is argued that these developing methods are important as, without having a clear understanding of the assumptions underlying an intervention and how it is supposed to work, evaluators cannot ascertain whether it did work and why it did or did not achieve the intended benefits [ 9].
But that by itself does not tell us whether the predicate 'true' applies to cases where we cannot ascertain that it does.
While we cannot ascertain whether this indicates concurrent use, it certainly raises the issue of possible interactions with SJW.
Is it true that if we can't know what the (whole) truth of some matter is, we also cannot ascertain whether or not we are making progress towards it?
We cannot ascertain exactly when this apoptosis occurs, whether it is during the later stages of the cell cycle or upon exiting cell cycle and initiating a neuronal differentiation program.
It is certainly the case that there is a task-based effect and we cannot ascertain the exact amount of contribution which exclusive improvement in top-down biasing made toward progress in the task.
It should be noted that we did not have data on car ownership and thus, cannot ascertain the mode of transportation taken to their local food store.
But it is still necessary that the officer reasonably suspects you of an offence, and that he cannot ascertain your name (by, say, asking you) or has reasonable grounds for thinking you have given a false one.
There will obviously be times where we cannot ascertain who had the assignment which got blown.
But some players and coaches feel the television coverage provides a few details they cannot ascertain from the silent, restricted-angle game tape they study.
