In a broader sense, the word can refer to anybody who utters the will of a deity, often ascertained through visions, dreams, or the casting of lots; the will of the deity also may be spoken in a liturgical setting.
Very few head-to-head, peer-reviewed trials exist; instead, evidence for efficacy of treatments is often ascertained from placebo-controlled trials, registries and meta-analyses, which often do not sufficiently address the relative effectiveness of two medications.
Cytogenetic risk classifications are often ascertained from pooled data from large randomized studies, and are based on the treatment outcome from patients below the age of 60.
Exposure to sunlight, often ascertained by survey questions such as 'time spent outdoors' at various ages, has traditionally been used in case control studies (English et al, 1998; Kennedy et al, 2003; Iannacone et al, 2012).
The first way is the one used most often to ascertain the HT [ 28], and similarity can clearly be seen in the H. didactylus S. aurata case.
However, where prescribing has been introduced to improve cost-effectiveness, individual provider numbers are needed to thoroughly monitor who prescribes which medicines how often and ascertain whether the implementation of nurse prescribing has had its intended effect.
Oven times vary so check the first batch often to ascertain when they are fully baked.
Additional training might help to reassure clinicians that the outcome can often be ascertained with careful clinical exam.
And though I often find it difficult to ascertain the opinions of my countrymen, especially in matters concerning politics and the regime, many do believe that it's a fair bargain: limits on personal and political freedoms in exchange for the stability that is so dear to them.
