Sentence examples for to reliably ascertain from inspiring English sources

To reliably ascertain whether observed changes in parameter estimates over time are statistically significant, it is important to use an estimation setup that pools the two time periods and allows the two cross-sectional equations to have correlated errors over time.

We were unable to reliably ascertain duration of diabetes and cannot confirm whether duration is the cause of our findings.

The incidence rate was estimated by incident cases of diabetes identified during the calendar year of 2010 divided by the population at risk (n = 1,912,916), which excluded those with known (prevalent) diabetes at baseline or incomplete membership in the previous year (precluding ability to reliably ascertain if they joined with pre-existing diabetes).

It is not possible to reliably ascertain how these counterbalancing tendencies will affect our estimates of precise levels at which alcohol and BMI, which has also increased over time, but can decrease in individuals at older ages act together synergistically to influence liver disease risk.

Adverse event data did not allow us to reliably ascertain whether the rosacea-specific adverse events such as burning, itching, peeling, stinging, dry skin and pain were associated only with the application of the investigational medicine or whether they were ongoing rosacea symptoms.

However, the true public health impact of familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH), a common genetic disorder associated with premature cardiovascular disease, is yet to be reliably ascertained using similar approaches.

Another strength is that age at diagnosis was able to be reliably ascertained, a common shortcoming in other studies.

By direct visualization of haplotypic repeat patterns, Fiber-FISH allows both inter-chromosomal and inter-individual variability to be reliably ascertained, as our results on the LCR22-2 show (Fig. 6).

Therefore, we could not reliably ascertain the frequency of CK+/CD45−/DAPI+ cells in BM as we could in the peripheral blood.

Though it would be interesting to assess survival from disease onset and the potential impact of delay until diagnosis, we were unable to do so because of the difficulty in reliably ascertaining dates of IIM onset.

Previous work done in those attending a specialist vascular laboratory in the US demonstrated that patients could have their ABI reliably ascertained by such devices compared to the conventional use of a Doppler ultrasound and mercury sphygmomanometer.