Sentence examples for the problem of ascertaining from inspiring English sources

In this article we investigate the problem of ascertaining A- and D-optimal designs in a cubic regression model with random coefficients.

The big hitch in these containment strategies is that they are completely useless if Iran ever slips a bomb, or even some of its newly minted uranium fuel, to a proxy — Hezbollah, Hamas or some other terrorist group — raising the problem of ascertaining a bomb's return address.

The mathematical relevance of our analysis relies on the fact that the underlying variational systems are of non-cooperative type and, consequently, the nice comparison techniques available for cooperative systems fail to be true, making the problem of ascertaining whether or not the model admits a unique coexistence state an extremely challenging task.

The problem of ascertaining when data saturation is reached is one that continues to be debated widely.

The government is to send inspectors into 150 residential centres for vulnerable adults to ascertain the scale of the problem of abuse in the system in response to shocking reports of systematic abuse in a Bristol care home.

'The exercise of ascertaining the facts was a serious one".

Part of the problem with ascertaining illegality is that some of the most objectionable practices are being performed by the private company, Persistent Surveillance, and not the police themselves.

> -wrap-foot> The specificity of the reading problem was ascertained by a nonverbal IQ score in the normal range (i.e., at least 90).

If properly utilized, there might be a possibility of ascertaining the truth of individual identity.

The scope of the problem is difficult to ascertain, owing to the intense military control imposed during the occupation, compounded by the shame felt by victims.

The magnitude of the problem is difficult to ascertain, but a conservative estimate is that < 10% of mature preclinical de novo compounds make it to product launch.