Sentence examples for test to ascertain from inspiring English sources
"Following our recent discussions," it said, "we have been thinking about an immediate test to ascertain that Iraq is sincere in its desire to surrender".
Optical properties of the coating were measured before and after each environmental test to ascertain its stability.
With only two dose levels, the response at each dose level could be estimated and a statistical hypothesis test to ascertain the statistical significance of the difference in biologic responses performed.
Such retardation effects cannot usually be avoided when using the Mode I double-cantilever beam test to ascertain experimentally the fatigue behaviour of composites, so that a means of estimating a valid (i.e. ideally a 'retardation-free' or, at least, a very low-retardation) relationship is needed.
The data were then analysed using Chi-square test to ascertain if significant statistical differences existed between formation of blisters and a number of independent variables including: type of wound dressing, type of surgical skin preparation used, use of steroids and patients having known allergies.
The study employed the Cholesky (Lutkepohl) test to ascertain this.
"Inquirer" quoting D.W. Ladd, Jr., vice-president of the Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., describing a number of tests to ascertain noise potential in apartments.
In recent years there has been considerable activity in the new field of formulating tests to ascertain the resistance of organic materials to fungi, bacteria, and algae.
One hundred individual mosquitoes from each new generation were tested to ascertain the relative proportion of wild-type and transgenic subpopulations.
While health information technologies have become increasingly popular, many have not been formally tested to ascertain their usability.
The Library of Congress and others use multiple tests to ascertain the longevity of paper and an arsenal of techniques to preserve millions of original books, manuscripts, maps, photographs and film in our custody.
