Sentence examples for only be ascertained from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that the presumption is actually correct which can only be ascertained extrinsically does not amount to its constituting a decisive ascertainment.

"It must not only be ascertained if chemical weapons were used, but even more important is determining who used them," Wang was cited as saying in a brief statement on the foreign ministry's website.

Whether Duda can progress in right field — and whether Wright and Bay improve their power numbers — will only be ascertained for sure a few months from now in New York.

It seems that the correct choice of a GPCR targeting AO can only be ascertained empirically.

"The cause of illness can only be ascertained after all laboratory results and post-mortem findings are available," he said.

However, he noted that "certain issues can only be ascertained and reviewed after the event has taken place".

With statin use only being ascertained from 1996, this is likely to be too short a time-scale as cancer is well known to have a long latency period after exposure to carcinogens [ 31].

Exposure to environmental factors during pregnancy is not reliably registered and can thus only occasionally be ascertained in retrospective studies.

For persons primarily ascertained by "BSfreq", only about 50% will be ascertained by a second source and with only a modest initial sharp increase in the probability curve.

The order of interactants is significant only for biochemical reactions, which are treated as directed interactions (only when direction can be ascertained).

This is a neutral or indifferent stage during which the sex of an embryo can be ascertained only by examination of the chromosomes in its cells.