Sentence examples for sufficient to ascertain from inspiring English sources

In the US, linkage with state death records may not be sufficient to ascertain all deaths.

Therefore, it is impossible to establish whether the CYP11A1 deaggregation is deep enough, i.e. whether it is able to produce monomers, dimers or trimers: apparently, the sensitivity of the device is not sufficient to ascertain that deaggregation did occur in the mixture of these species.

In order to determine whether an epidemic is expanding or not it is sufficient to ascertain whether the cohort of infected persons is increasing or decreasing.

Cross-sectional monitoring may be sufficient to ascertain the exposure distribution if exposures are constant over time.

Vanscheidt et al. stress the point that clinical examination is not sufficient to ascertain a reliable diagnosis of CVI [ 17].

This step could be useful as a first approach, although not sufficient to ascertain the presence or not of the species.

Our results showing preferential association of MYCN to sites that are hypermethylated are not inconsistent with Perini et al. since our array results are not of sufficient resolution to ascertain the methylation status of specific base pairs.

Accurate determination of binding constants would be possible by using specific techniques that are beyond the scope of this study.[ 44] It should also be kept in mind that neither Kd nor Δ Tm values provide sufficient information to ascertain quadruplex binding in cells and the triggering of a biological response.

It is thus imperative to sequence the input DNA to sufficient depth and to ascertain that the obtained profile is consistent with those from similar experiments.

We included all study participants who developed AKI during the first 5 days of study enrollment, to allow for sufficient follow-up time to ascertain AKI duration.

It is first established that the models contain a sufficient number of cells to ascertain isotropy and numerically and statistically robust results.