Sentence examples for to ascertain fully from inspiring English sources

Officials stated that they had not been able to ascertain fully what the couple were carrying and were thus unable to rule out robbery as a reason for the attack.

Further investigation will be required to ascertain fully the nature of these transcripts, however this data suggests that some intergenic UCEs may act as nuclear transcripts, thus suggesting the possibility that some UCEs might encode ncRNAs.

Therefore, although the hERG test to predict drug-induced long QT is very useful, this test alone may not be able to ascertain fully the potential for precipitation of TdP.

9 Leg ulcers are a recurrent condition, and consequently it could be argued that to ascertain fully the expected value for money of debriding agents, an economic analysis based on a comprehensive decision analytic model should be done.

This is deliberate to perform dense and high-order CFD analysis in the future to ascertain the resource potential fully.

Second, maximum hand aperture is a measure which does not allow to ascertain how olfactory interference fully manifests within a complex sensory-motor system such as that sub-serving visual grasping.

To ascertain whether the animals fully understood the predicted gambles' values and meaningfully maximized utility during choices under risk, we tested first-order stochastic dominance in choices between a safe reward and a gamble whose low or high outcome equaled the safe reward [ 2].

Oven times vary so check the first batch often to ascertain when they are fully baked.

The present study was carried out to ascertain why women do not fully utilise health facility ANC and delivery services.

The aim of this phase was to ascertain that the translation was fully comprehensible and a concordance with the English version was attained.

Although this procedure has proven useful in building community phylogenies (see below), they are in many cases incompletely resolved (particular in poorly studied taxa), and therefore, by extension, may have less statistical power than more fully resolved phylogenies to ascertain relationships between functional traits, community ecology, and evolutionary history [11].