Sentence examples for this could be ascertained from inspiring English sources

The troops were, in fact, men of Jubal Early's brigade and, before this could be ascertained, the Confederates unleashed a devastating volley on the unsuspecting 21st.

The amount of censoring ranged from 8 to 93% for the 48 articles where this could be ascertained.

His work on meteors enabled him to correctly predict the frequencies of craters on Mars many years before these could be ascertained.

This means that no difference in response between the coatings could be ascertained with this method, but it is plausible that a more rigorous measurement set-up would be able to better grade the samples with respect to piezoelectricity.

As far as could be ascertained, this article presents the first open report on the preparation and morphological characterization of nanocomposite sodalite/ceramic membranes for pre-combustion CO2 capture.

This suggested that BMP effectiveness could be ascertained with good confidence using models, thus making it suitable for use in watershed management plans such as the EPA's Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) program.

As far as could be ascertained, this study provides the first concrete example and the most direct evidence for the natural occurrence of gene conversion events in mycobacteria.

As far as could be ascertained, this is the first case of isolation of MDR strain of M. tuberculosis from a HIV-negative but immunosuppressed patient who had an infection with the same, but susceptible strain 6 months before.

In this population, as far as it could be ascertained, 29 (49%) CD-patients were in remission, 17 (29%) in moderate und 5 (8%) in severe active disease.

In short two main phases could be ascertained in this process: an almost immediate marked edema due to leakage of the local blood vessels; a later and more complex reaction consisting of the induction of angiogenesis, a macrophage reaction, migration of the infiltrate into the seminecrotic tissue and finally clearance of tissue in combination with granulomatous processes.

This subset consists of individuals for whom a death could be ascertained including the month and year of death.