Sentence examples for object of ascertaining from inspiring English sources

To study absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of one or more such products with the object of ascertaining the safety or efficacy of those products.

It is that every hospital should trace each patient with the object of ascertaining whether the maximum benefit has been obtained and to find out if not, why not.

Aquinas argues that while right is the object of justice, natural reason is capable of ascertaining justice without an understanding of God's uncreated right.

'The exercise of ascertaining the facts was a serious one".

Dido showed signs of ascertaining her uniqueness during her performance Monday night at Roseland.

He said that in a marketplace filled with copies and fakes, his role is limited to identifying the age and culture of objects and ascertaining that they are genuine.

The object of the survey was to ascertain data on the number of forest visits for the previous 12 months for the purpose of outdoor recreation, the length of each forest visit, the distance traveled to a recreational site, and socio-economic data, such as age, income of respondents, and village size, if possible.

The existence of such stellar objects can be ascertained by finding the evidence of two main signatures in stars of solar spectral type: infrared excess and anomalous light curves due to transiting artificial objects.

An equally startling aspect of the study is that unlike Oliver, Rowntree did not go looking for what he sought to improve: "I did not set out upon my inquiry with the object of proving any preconceived theory," he writes, "but to ascertain actual facts, and that I was myself much surprised to obtain the above result".

It reflects concepts of generosity, while ascertaining values of goodness and justice.

If the object of the one be to arrange and systematize the facts of the external world, and to ascertain the laws by which they are determined; the object of the other is to systematize the facts of the Bible, and ascertain the principles or general truths which those facts involve.