Sentence examples for probably ascertained from inspiring English sources

We restricted the assessment of most variables to the 10 years preceding the diagnosis of a case; we also restricted eligibility to diagnoses since 1990, which had the advantage that diagnoses were probably ascertained "early" after the patients' infection owing to improved diagnostic technology and greater awareness over time.

In Chandler's case, the measure of his worthiness is probably best ascertained by answering the question many New York fans have asked themselves all season: Where would the Knicks be without him?

In addition, the full potential of adult stem cells can probably only be ascertained by comparison with pluripotent stem cells from the opposite end of the developmental biology spectrum.

However, the start sites could not be ascertained, probably due to low amounts of bteA transcript in B. pertussis.

Veterans of the Russian automotive industry say Renault is probably correct in ascertaining that any investment now will most likely go toward buying a few more months of social stability, rather than installing the new car platforms.

The exact number of resident Canada geese is difficult to ascertain — probably somewhere above 20,000 in the New York metropolitan area, according to the State Department of Environmental Conservation.

The internalization mechanism is not ascertained yet and probably involves the fusion of the SLNs with the membrane phospho-lipids.

The most prominent results from examining these natural modes of vibration of the TPC from a Tursiops truncatus are: The modes are complex, probably too complex to be ascertained by inspection or, by implication, an ad hoc lumped parameter model.

Once you've ascertained that your partner probably is cheating on you, there's one final test.

This is probably due to our sample population was ascertained through two institutions from certain geographical areas of the country (Bangkok).

10, 11 This occurrence is probably underestimated as milder phenotypes may not be ascertained.