Sentence examples for more ascertained from inspiring English sources

While I was wandering in the place, I was more and more ascertained of the complete absence of the state, as regards the cleanliness of the public places being used by thousands of people who were forced to gather any possessions they had in their destroyed country, hoping to find a better future in the Old World.

Using information from the index and prior admissions as independent indicators might allow the model to distinguish late-stage from early-stage cases because more severe cases were more likely to be ascertained more than once and thus produce some improvement in the statistical performance.

This is consistent with suggestions that FLG variants are associated with severe forms of AD which are more readily ascertained in hospital based studies [20] [23].

26 Industrial compounds and chemicals are linked to autoimmune disease mainly by occupational studies, in which exposures are more reliably ascertained from memory and workplace records than they are in studies of the general population.

The maternal age effect was much weaker among patients registered later in the study; in the later, more completely ascertained cohort, paternal age appears to be the major contributor to the parental age effect.

The resulting multi-allelicism will be an aid to disease association studies, whether these more accurately ascertained SNP alleles are actually causal inherited variants, or are simply used as markers.

Area-based measures, such as the Townsend Index of Deprivation[ 6], are often more easily ascertained than individual-level measures of deprivation, and are likely to reflect important area-level determinants of health and lifestyle.

"Without more transparency, ascertaining supply and demand below the top of the book could become more difficult in a world of pennies".

Disney said it would do more to ascertain the ages of children registering for interactive activities on Disney sites.

It's just one poll, and we need a few more to ascertain a clear trend, but the general direction of the major parties' fortunes is obvious.

Context-aware access lets administrators define a set of information that could help them more accurately ascertain the identity of the person trying to access your service.