Sentence examples for particularly to ascertain from inspiring English sources

The need to establish a productive working relationship between lay educator and interpreter was imperative, particularly to ascertain that their roles did not overlap.

Since the objective in health service is complete satisfaction, we sought particularly to ascertain the proportion of respondents who gave the answer "I totally agree", this being considered to stand for unreserved satisfaction with care.

These are particularly suited to ascertain the presence of fine micro edges in the iris region and to obtain local analysis of quality in different regions of an image.

Such patients are particularly difficult to ascertain, and an objective measure of the VA will provide an important contribution to the evaluation of such cases.

As human DNA is a very common contaminant in fossils and laboratory experiments, this makes it particularly challenging to ascertain the authenticity of Neandertal DNA sequences.

We were particularly interested to ascertain if closed-loop therapy reduced time spent in hypoglycaemia, something which the two individual studies failed to detect because of their limited sample size and low background rates of nocturnal hypoglycaemia.

Both case-control and case-only study designs are feasible, with the latter adding flexibility and reducing the need for a large control sample size, which can be particularly difficult to ascertain in admixed populations.

Although all play relevant roles in locomotion, the activities of cutaneous and subcutaneous plantar reflex pathways are particularly important to ascertain in what way activation of cutaneous regions may differentially modulate pressure under the foot.

Causation is much more challenging to ascertain, particularly when the index presentation is with both AF and LV dysfunction.

We were particularly interested in attempting to ascertain the importance of Cx. quinquefasciatus and Ae. albopictus as vectors of WNV in this epidemic.

The conclusion was that high-quality data were lacking and further research was required, particularly large-scale cohort studies to ascertain patient quality of life, late complications requiring reoperation, the effect of surgeon experience, duration of comorbidity remission and the full use of health and care resources to allow comprehensive cost-effectiveness analysis.