Sentence examples for terms to ascertain from inspiring English sources

Further secondary analyses will involve planned subgroup analyses and will use multivariable regression models with appropriate interaction terms to ascertain any differential effects in relation to, choice of instrument and operator experience.

Further secondary analyses will involve planned subgroup analyses and will use multivariable regression models with appropriate interaction terms to ascertain any differential effects in relation to repeat caesarean section, choice of anaesthetic, and operator experience.

Objective: We evaluated the long-term neurodevelopmental outcome of cranial computed tomography (CT documented cerebral infarction in term neonates to ascertain factors that would help to predict the risk of subsequent neurodevelopmental sequelae in early childhood.

One approach of declaring an un‐annotated gene as predicted to be annotated with some GO‐BP term, is to ascertain if its probability estimate output from the SVM specific for this term was larger than some threshold value (e.g. 0.5) and then assign the un‐annotated gene with that term.

The rats normally begin developing these spontaneous tumors after 90 days, and are used in shorter-term experiments to ascertain tumorigenicity,...."....

The rats normally begin developing these spontaneous tumors after 90 days, and are used in shorter-term experiments to ascertain tumorigenicity,.... .. None of the above references given in the Arjo et al. paper anywhere mention 90 days, and none of them give a time scale for the appearance of tumours.

Finite element analysis and literature data extrapolation were combined with long term ageing to ascertain the life (minimum 10 years) of chosen formulation in reactor under synergistic influences of 110 °C, 23 mGy/h (γ dose rate) and air considering postulated accidental conditions.

The aim of this study therefore was to investigate neonatal outcomes following a category 1 CS at term and to ascertain obstetric factors that might influence these outcomes.

It may also be desirable to include these medical history variables in research and clinical analyses of any risk factor for long-term mortality, to ascertain the extent to which they may modify biomedical, genetic and physiological risk factors in prediction of long-term mortality.

Our work emphasizes the need for appropriate experimental design and long-term monitoring programmes, to ascertain the efficacy of intervention measures in delivering environmental improvements at the field scale.

The long-term goal is to ascertain whether MWHs reduce maternal mortality, increase child survival, and increase the use of skilled midwives during delivery.