Sentence examples for truly ascertained from inspiring English sources

Adelaide, though, will be a different proposition, a Test played for the first time there on a drop-in pitch, the character of which has yet to be truly ascertained.

Furthermore, negative appendicectomy was considered as a minor complication, when the number of patients in the antibiotic group without appendicitis cannot be truly ascertained without an appendicectomy.

This world could be known only through the senses rather than through thought and intuition; it determined men physically and psychologically; and yet it made them victims of circumstance, beings whose superfluous mental powers were incapable of truly ascertaining reality.

The only way to truly ascertain the difference between standard- and high-dose chemotherapy is to perform a randomised trial.

This suggests that in our 'downloaded only' data sets, a wider taxonomic representation of the hearing specialists may be needed to truly ascertain if they are 'echolocation' genes.

If Google consents to a cut of, say, advertising revenue derived from a set of contents, the partner can't really ascertain whether the cut truly reflects the underlying value of the asset jointly created – or not.

It should, however, be pointed out that the non-malignant mucosa studied here had been sampled from areas adjacent to the tumour and, hence, it cannot be ascertained whether this truly reflects TATI levels in normal mucosa from healthy individuals.

A total of 63 spots were identified with high confidence and represented 32 proteins (supplementary table S6, Supplementary Material online), of which 16 were ascertained to be truly differentially expressed between IA3902 and NCTC11168, with 5 over-expressed and 11 down-expressed in IA3902 (supplementary table S7, Supplementary Material online).

Whether CD10-positive patients in our ESS cases truly represent a longer OS or independent prognostic factor cannot be ascertained, but CD10 did demonstrated significant association with the tumor's classification (P = 0.001) and recurrence (P = 0.003).

Any part-timer can find the right cut of coat or the right colour of shoe, but only the truly fashion-obsessed bother ascertaining and tracking down the right tights.

His motivation was never clearly ascertained.