Sentence examples for way of ascertaining from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, the old ABC of detection – "assume nothing, believe nobody, challenge everything" – remains the surest way of ascertaining the truth.
Last week he announced that hospitals may start receiving Ofsted-style inspections as an extra way of ascertaining how they are performing in key areas.
"Fundamentally," he said, "testing is a way of ascertaining what you know and don't know and developing ranks, and the critics go right to the ranks.
A Tinder date is much like one that you might have arranged on a more conventional dating website, with two exceptions: you have probably shared only a sentence or two with one another, and you have no way of ascertaining the other person's height.
The ROC curve is a quick way of ascertaining this trade off.
As the data obtained are cross-sectional, we have no way of ascertaining any changes of diagnosis in individual clients over time, or indeed, any co-morbidity.
Going forward, law enforcement agencies will have to devise better ways of ascertaining whether someone arrested is a foreign national and of notifying the appropriate consular officials.
There his disenchantment with earlier philosophies of knowledge crystallized, and he sought to establish new ways of ascertaining the nature of "how men know what they know," by referring to the methods of the sciences.
Nevertheless, since such questionnaires provide the only feasible means of ascertaining the ways in which the patient themselves feels glaucoma has impacted on their QoL, the fact that so few studies have been dedicated to the development and validation of glaucoma-specific questionnaires is surprising.
However, a way of computationally ascertaining the correct simplifications of the PTM set would clearly be desirable, and research is proceeding currently that addresses related problems.
Firstly, without using assays that detect syncitia [ 19], there is no way of clearly ascertaining whether two cells are truly fused or closely apposed.
