Sentence examples for rather ascertained from inspiring English sources
Another limitation is that we did not directly assess the degree of involution of lobules in the breast, but rather ascertained lobule type from benign biopsy specimens.
The desired proof that ( {s}_z^Mto 1 ) as ρ → 0 can be rather easily ascertained by the asymptotic formula that J m → (m !)− 1(α/2) m as |α| → 0 for α ∈ ℂ [2].
In the final analysis it seems Rosen's primary agenda is to confine judicial discretion rather than ascertain the meaning of the Constitution.
Our objective was not to identify and quantify specific admixture categories but rather to ascertain the mixing of differentiated upland and coastal genomes.
Our objective was not to identify and quantify specific admixture categories but rather to ascertain whether differentiated genomes, particularly those of T. oreades and T. mongaensis, have been mixed where the species overlap.
However, the goal of the present experiments was not to recover the chimpanzee, gorilla, or cod sequences, but rather to ascertain the limits of specificity of the human microarray.
Although the FSS is a useful and rapid fatigue screening tool, its main use is in quantifying the impact of fatigue on daily functioning rather than ascertaining the perceived level of fatigue [ 28].
The experiments in Figure 4C are controls, and are set up specifically not to show assembly end-points, but rather to ascertain whether the increased abundance of SNARE complexes following disassembly in the presence of Vps33 or Sly1 reflect increases in re-assembly.
However, the aim of this study was not to identify absolute rates of community victimisation, but rather to ascertain the level of officially recorded victimisation amongst schizophrenia-spectrum patients, and compare this with that recorded by the general population (using identical methods).
The comfort and ease of women themselves should be ascertained rather than prescribed by government.
The intent was to obtain a mathematical description of the macroscopic behaviour of the system rather than to ascertain the ultimate physical basis of the phenomena.
